
Public urged to have a say on Whangaroa scallop rāhui
Fisheries NZ is calling for submissions on the scallop-harvesting ban in Whangaroa.
Fisheries NZ is calling for submissions on the scallop-harvesting ban in Whangaroa.
Church Bay residents praise the firefighters and helicopter pilots who tackled the fire.
The police officer attacked was "incredibly fortunate" to escape serious harm.
Sailing veterans say sport needs to seize chance to get more youth, girls, Māori on board.
Five residents, some with limited mobility, and one staff member were in the house.
A helicopter is on the scene of a fire in Tutukaka, Northland.
30 new teachers graduate from University of Auckland's Tai Tokerau campus
Project aims to protect kiwi by wiping out pests on 7600ha Purerua Peninsula.
Richard Tepania of Ahipara top of the day one leaderboard with a 6.555kg snapper.
Vince Cocurullo says it's important the community's voice is heard.
Booth family farm near Titoki included in the sustainability programme.
Northland Regional Council is again selling poplars and willows to help stop erosion
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Ahipara's Richard Tepania bagged day one's $2000 heaviest fish prize with a 6.555kg catch.
Anyone with information about Elizabeth Hayward's whereabouts are asked to contact police.
As the road toll continues to climb people are being urged to take extra care on driving.
The 'stroppy' Australian winged weta is more widespread in Northland than first thought.
Queen tribute act to play two Northland shows; and 'boil water' notice ends.
Lunches in school provide equality and benefit students' energy levels, a teacher says.
Northpower has apologised after tsunami sirens went off by mistake.
The new treatment station is about to come on-stream, boosting volumes by almost 50pc.
The 'toughest two minutes in sport' puts firefighters' skill and strength to the test.
Firefighters left wondering how driver managed to roll the car onto its side in CBD.
Northpower has apologised after Northland's tsunami sirens went off by mistake
Joe and Shirley Reti say recent progress in fixing their flood-damaged home is "awesome".
"No-one's life would've been lost if they were wearing a seat belt."
NZ's biggest surfcasting contest kicks off today on Ninety Mile Beach with 1000 anglers.
The pair were arrested after a high-profile incident at ASB bank in Paihia last November.