
How my pride for Northland grew during lockdown
We've completed our sprint but, as always, we are in it for the long haul, says Templeton.
We've completed our sprint but, as always, we are in it for the long haul, says Templeton.
Four men charged over cannabis-growing operation remain in custody.
The DHB is continuing to test for Covid-19 with extended hours at testing centres.
Man jailed for stabbing police dog trying to ram police cars, aggravated burglary.
News snippets from across the region.
For the first time since 2012, a pod of nine orca were spotted in the Marsden Cove Marina.
Brown welcomed the proposed changes to the number of DHBs and how their boards functioned.
Whangārei man appears in court for murder of Bridget Simmonds.
Take some time this week to volunteer.
Northland's tsunami sirens confused with fire alarms.
'Energy poverty' already a problem in parts of Northland.
Hundreds of worried LVL plant workers to know next week who will keep their jobs.
News snippets from across the region.
The economic effects of Covid-19 continue to play havoc with Northland businesses.
The mother of Whangārei woman said the ordeal had been highly frustrating
Derek Lynn jailed for part in tyre stabbing crime spree.
The two women drove north on Wednesday after one had spent time in a quarantine facility.
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.
No harm in asking - is everything okay? At youth space we do that, says Anahera Pickering.
Culham Engineering will have only a few staff on site at the Marsden Pt refinery.
The programme has seen almost 30 people enter fulltime employment.
More Northlanders are relying on emergency food parcels to feed their families.
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.