
News snippets from Northland
Swingbridge demolition starts; and Kerikeri identity dies after cancer battle.
Swingbridge demolition starts; and Kerikeri identity dies after cancer battle.
Swells up to 10m battered Northland's east coast on Sunday
Illegal dog fighting rings and backyard breeders fuel the theft of loved family pets.
Breakdown was the key to Otamatea's win over Mid Western in heavy underfoot conditions.
Tourism and business leaders lash councils for not providing enough funding for Oruku
Sailor rescued; SH14 fatal crash; and call to use water wisely - dam at 57 percent.
This is the first time a two-day wheelchair basketball round had been held in Whangārei.
GP clinics across Northland have set up dedicated areas for flu vaccination due to Covid.
Police confiscate bikes from errant riders in Kaikohe as council looks for solution.
''This is just another hiccup'' - developer determined to look at other funding sources.
One aged-care resident describes the Covid-19 jab as 'just another prick in the arm'.
Budget sets aside $300m for decarbonising the economy; more on the way for EV incentives.
The funding boost will allow community groups to provide more options to afflicted whānau.
"I am beyond not happy, devastated, and angry by what Pharmac has received."
Shane Jones calls for speedier process so money can be doled out quicker for projects.
A teen is to stand trial over an alleged Moerewa murder; and more Lotto luck in the North.
The duo are keen to see more volunteers step up to provide coaching at grassroots level.
Thousands of Northlanders took a stand against bullying for Pink Shirt day
Social issues addressed by the Budget are hoped to help improve life in the classroom.
Calls for more investment in housing, and clarity around funds allocation for Northland.
Northland health experts want more detail on how the Budget money will be spent.
'Don't get fooled into thinking we're a furniture store. We trade in hope.'
Calls by community leaders for more clarity around Budget allocation for Northland.
The latest Northland Bowls news from Gwen Lawson.
Budget 'virtually abandons' Tāne Mahuta and other kauri to the disease, advocate says.
Theatre company wants to give public 'a smile on their faces and a song in their hearts'.
Wind farm plus Ngāwhā power station would produce more than half Northland's power needs.
A 35yo has been charged with unlawful possession of a firearm and presenting a firearm.
Teen accused of Northland murder to stand trial
More funding for housing and infrastructure the biggest hope for Northland leaders.