
Two Whangārei women test negative for Covid-19
The two women drove north on Wednesday after one had spent time in a quarantine facility.
The two women drove north on Wednesday after one had spent time in a quarantine facility.
After a long break in play, Northland's bowling clubs are returning to the greens.
Shane Legg sentenced to home detention where his father is seriously ill and dying.
Far North 19-year-old died riding a motorbike on Awaroa Rd without a helmet.
Concerns are that otherwise region will be pushed to back of the queue.
Funding is still available for Northland's regional organisations and clubs.
Te Hiku communities are being encouraged to support local Māori businesses post Covid-19.
Both are sure there won't be any confusion in September's general election.
The programme has seen almost 30 people enter fulltime employment.
More Northlanders are relying on emergency food parcels to feed their families.
A weekly round-up of events and news snippets from around the Bay of islands.
Two hundred contractors and KiwiRail staff needed over the coming months for project.
Donations of warm clothes are being sought for chilly seasonal workers stuck in Northland.
The council has voted to reverse its predecessor's decision and include a GMO policy.
The number of DHBs in New Zealand could be reduced to just eight from the current 20.
Father and son spend night in Puketi Forest as temperatures drop and rain falls.
Body removed and police finish scene examination at rural property.
Northland consumer spending up 8.8% on same week last year. The NZ average is just 0.9%.
Public access to iconic surf beach Elliot Bay has been secured.
Yukon Dive continues to operate after marina trust threatens permission withdrawal.
Whangārei water restrictions to become more common - Mayor
The Provincial Growth Fund cash exceeds the project's $4m blowout announced last November.
The outcome of Jones v King race in Northland could decide the election result.
At least 47 applications have been made to access council grants in Kaipara.