Diversions following head-on crash near summit of Brynderwyn Hills
Head-on crash near the summit of Brynderwyn Hills.
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North truck driver's 30-year, no-crash record ends
'I knew it wasn't good when I looked back in the mirrors and saw the wheels in the air.'
Teen arrested after fatal Moerewa party appears in court
Teen arrested after party where male teenager died appears on assault-on-a-female charge.
30,000 new homes possible in lower Northland
Lower Northland set to boom with 30,000 new homes possible.
Police at truck and trailer rollover in Far North
Truck and trailer crash blocking one lane in the Far North
Go Local! Northland building companies welcome free trades training
Northland tradie bosses welcome funding that will scrap fees for apprentices.
Whangārei fire that contained rubber tyres, treated timber and plastic may lead to action
Legal action possible after tyres, treated timber and plastic burned.
Keen eye on feral deer after Bay of Islands sightings
The destructive pests are thought to be living in the wild in six or more locations.
DHB defends position on contact tracing system
The DHB confirmed if Northland had new Covid-19 cases, it would use the national system.
Teens tried in vain to save 18yo stabbed at party - fifth homicide in NZ in a week
Neighbours felt 'something not right' before hearing of death.
Fifth homicide in a week: Teen fatally stabbed overnight
The 18-year-old victim's name is Krillan Koni Brown.
Northland man who stole $1m from Māori trust loses appeal
Stephen Henare claimed his age and sense of shame were not considered.
Long wait for free period products
Northland schools will have to wait until next year to get access to free period products.
From mushrooms to sticks: Lockdown plant photos come alive
The exhibition features nature from people's backyards.
Jonny Wilkinson: Things are the same but different
It is hard to know what the new normal will look like in the future.
Sheryl Mai: The post-Covid funds we hope to tap
Our social and economic landscape has changed.
Water restrictions ease across Far North
Water restrictions eased across Far North; level 4 still applies in Kaipara.
Theft from Ratana Church in Whangārei
"I would like to think we could reach out to those people and possibly help them."
Bike sales boom putting brakes on stores' supply
Have you dusted off the old bike in the garage lately? Lots of other people have.
Old Malletts building to become centre to help job hunters
The centre has been established in response to the economic impact of the Covid-19.
Building firms mixed over health of industry as building consents drop
Covid-19 restrictions have caused a slump in residential building consents in Northland.
Jobs would be at risk if council rates increase cut
A decision is still to be made about rates.
Korean spiritual leader's Far North property buy-up rejected after doubts over US court cases
Adviser wrongly believed Ilchi Lee didn't need Overseas Investment Office approval.
NorthTec considers cuts; union condemns move as 'callous'
NorthTec might cut Safe Trade courses, making about seven staff redundant.
Schools can visit Treaty Grounds - virtually
Waitangi Treaty Grounds offer virtual tours for schools
Open dialogue bridges the gaps
Creating a safe space where all conversations are valued is the goal.
Beef operation cleans up in Farm Environment awards
Jeff Martin and Helen Linssen winners in Northland Farm Environment Awards
Artists ready to return to stage under level 1
Event organisers and artists glad to get back in business under level 1.