One person killed as car and truck collide in Waipū
A woman has died at the scene of a serious crash involving a car and truck.
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Car ploughs into power pole in Dargaville: Emergency services at scene
Driver rushed to Dargaville Hospital in critical condition following a serious crash.
Shane Reti: Can Elon Musk help our Pacific neighbours?
This is an offer to the Tongan community to tweet Elon Musk
Self-directed geeky playground sought
On the lookout for a space for geeks to hang out.
NZ returns to red light setting - what it means for Northland
A Covid-19 case in Kaitaia remains unlinked; genome sequencing results expected today.
Death of Northland J Force veteran George Erstich honoured
Obituary for Northland J Force veteran George Erstich
Northlanders biggest fans of Trade Me
Unwanted gifts most searched for category for Northlanders over holidays.
Northland councils among 24 nationally with counter Three Waters proposal
Govt wants to amalgamate water services of 67 councils into four regional water entities.
Tutukaka Marina legend Wynne Going's last hurrah coincides with tsunami
Wynne Going dies days before Tongan volcanic eruptions bring tsunami surges to Tutukaka.
Condensing life into caravan the way to go
Condensing life into caravan the way to go.
NCEA results out for thousands of Northland students
NCEA results are out for Northland students nervously awaiting the outcome.
Carolyn Hansen: Success and fulfillment - what's the difference?
Success alone can be very empty.
News snippets from Northland
Touch a Truck cancelled; and Second Division Lotto win.
Joe Bennett: Art imitating life?
We respond to the arm as a living thing. We like it.
Councils under pressure with a spike in building and resource consent applications
Northland's population creeping towards the 200,000 mark.
Covid-19 rules breaker Robbie Johnson walks free of charges for Whangarei freedom rally
Robbie Johnson, the man behind last year's freedom rally in Whangarei, escapes conviction.
Police warning as Northlander loses $15k in Facebook Marketplace scam
"There are still a lot of people getting hurt and a lot of money getting lost."
Physical search for Whangārei man missing in Pipiwai suspended
Police say they will continue to look into the disappearance of 58-year-old Kukama Waa.
Move to orange means Northland Food & Wine Festival can go ahead on Anniversary Weekend
Orange light means inaugural Northland Food & Wine Festival can go ahead.
Abandoned vehicle set alight cause of large Ahipara wildfire
Dramatic photos shot by young Ahipara photographer show extent of overnight blaze.
Family distraught after dog attacks pet on owner's property
Now the hunt is on to identify the dog and the man who was walking it.
Former NZTA board member attacks plans to reduce state highway speeds
Former Northland Waka Kotahi board member hits out at speed limit cut on state highways.
Kaiwaka to get two new footbridges
They will improve connectivity around the township.
Northland back on even-playing field: Leaders happy with orange setting
Hospitality sector excited more than 100 can be accommodated at a time under Orange.
'The tōtara in the great forest of Tāne has fallen': Northland firefighting conservationist Alan Macrae remembered
Alan Macrae, born and bred in Kaitaia, suddenly passed away on January 16.
Bowls in good hands with junior players coming through
Latest news from Northland's Bowls scene.
Four charged over big Whangārei cannabis growing bust
Four arrested over large-scale Whangārei cannabis bust remanded in custody
Family overwhelmed by support, aroha after Takahue fire
A Givealittle page has been started to help a 'generous, loving and humble' fire victim.
Accessible boat hits Northland this weekend
Northland wheelchair sports players win ride on the accessible Wish 4 Fish boat.
Help at hand for sustainable farming's buzzy heroes
Hard-working insects vital for ecosystem
Tutukaka Harbour's shape makes it a tsunami amplifier, expert says
Other known 'tsunami resonators' found at Whitianga, Poverty Bay and Lyttelton.
John Williamson: Nothing like a road trip to see the state of our roads
The road should tell you what speed it can safely be driven.