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Northland tame Tasman in torrential conditions
The Taniwha blew the Mako away in the wet in Whangārei.
The Taniwha blew the Mako away in the wet in Whangārei.
Opinion: The sheer fatigue of building melted away when the stunning snow arrived.
OPINION: The first step towards loving life is to love our bodies.
Gomco Circumcision Clamp was created in 1935
Judge shared her admiration for the students’ dedication and growth.
The latest news bites from around the region.
OPINION: Let us know if you have any questions for candidates.
Michael Badham claims many flaws are in the advice used to inform the closure decision.
The couple say a heavy burden has been lifted off their shoulders after a successful hui.
Government proposal to allow two Northland councils to adopt 3-year plans draws criticism.
Could you be one of the three lucky Lotto winners in Northland?
Far North children cleaned up a Kaitāia stream after finding 'tonnes of trash'.
The relief teacher shortage has been highlighted in a new survey.
New playground at Tautoro School delights children
The latest news bites from around the region.
Two Far North fires keep FENZ busy, with one suspected arson.
Rick Bazeley is on the Green Party candidates list after first appearing in 2011.
The Whangārei District Council's appealing against $6.1m in costs for a contractor.
Across the entire North Island, liable parents owe $596m.
News snippets from the Far North
An urgent meeting with the Finance Minister is sought over the Ōruku funding.
'It's like the help has been ripped out from underneath our feet'.
A Whangārei GP says he's seen a spike in influenza cases over the last few weeks.
OPINION: The Affordable Waters Reform is changing the landscape for local governments.
Plenty of great music at Bay of Islands Jazz and Blues Festival.
From poisoning gum trees in Kerikeri to pōhutukawa in Kaipara; why do people kill trees?
Opposition is mounting against triple and double-storey Kāinga Ora homes in Kensington.
The railway tracks we run along are laid down young and very hard to leave.
A Green Prescription participant gets healthy lifestyle support for up to four months.