New Zealand fields first ploughed at Kerikeri 200 years ago
200 years of plough being used at Kerikeri for first time in NZ.
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Petition asks Kaipara council for $800K to complete Olympic standard skate park
The Mangawhai Activity Zone Trust needs $800,000 to complete its skate park.
Northland news in brief: Duke of Marlborough owners celebrate, driver appears in court and boatie saved
News snippets from across the region.
Log prices bounce back and lower shipping costs welcomed
Northland's forestry sector in full swing and log prices good during level 3 lockdown.
Whangārei a great place to park up
The brakes have gone on for some used to traveling and living where they want
Flu vaccines are up by 162 per cent
Covid-19 credited with increasing awareness of infectious diseases.
Council plans for Whangārei CBD win award
WDC takes out award for plans re-structure the Whangārei city centre.
Mummas Kitchen: Whangārei mum's recipes lapped up by thousands
Whangārei's Kirsten Holtz started uploading the videos for her kindergarten parents.
Northland news in brief: Northland Lotto win, Govt fast tracks RMA and Mental Health Foundation dismisses rumours
News snippets from across the region.
Four Northlanders charged with breaching lockdown
There were also reports of people treating level 3 like level zero.
Go Local! Navigating level 3 online shopping options
Northlanders have scrambled to get up to speed with new ways of shopping due to Covid-19.
No new Northland cases; 2 new nationally
Northland has reached its 16 day with no new cases of Covid-19.
Spiritual retreats plan for north thwarted
He bought seven properties - but then the Overseas Investment Office said no.
Covid 19 coronavirus: Air Force swoop on Northland coastline
Combined operation between police and the Air Force to check fishers during lockdown.
Metre of rain needed to break repeat of drought
Northland drought 'locked in' with metre of rain needed.
Little Ripples finalists in NZ Children's Music Awards
Teachers Emily and Sam Benge are finalists for their song titled Read to Me.
Kaipara District Council cuts planned rates rise
Kaipara District Council to go ahead with a 3.97 per cent rates reset
One per cent of Northland students return to school
Schools returned under alert level 3 this week but attendance was low.
Museum wants to collect Northland's lockdown stories
Museum wants to collect Northland's lockdown stories
Northland fire risk still high after blaze rips through scrub
Helicopters and ground crews used to contain scrub fire that got out of control.
Ministry encourages GP visits as normal
Northland reported no new cases yesterday for 13 days in a row.
Police files: Logging truck crash, fleeing driver and more crashes
Police staff kept busy in Northland with crashes and a fleeing driver.
Northland councils make case for $1b infrastructure 'mega-spend'
Government planning huge spend-up to offset economic havoc, job losses wrought by virus.
SH14 logging truck crash on Con's Hill
Heavy tow truck on way to help clear logging tuck crash in Northland.
NRC scholarship winners named
The scholarship aims to support students studying in areas that align with NRC's mission.
Felines ready for adoption as lockdown rules relax
Whangārei SPCA is desperately looking for new homes for cats and kittens.
Northland sail training trust heartened by help after boat stolen
Firms offer to replace stolen tender and outboard; boaties urged to still keep an eye out.
Covid-19: Nearly 80 per cent of Northland cases now recovered
No new Northland cases for 13 days; 22 have now recovered.
Some council services resume - biggest queue is at rubbish dump
Queues show what people did during lockdown.
Work restarts on Northland's state highway roadworks
Work restarts on Northland's state highway roadworks.
Driver turned back at checkpoint after 600km trip for 'a bit of fishing'
The end of level 4 doesn't mean an end to the ban on unnecessary travel.
Muslim community adapt Ramadan celebrations during lockdown
Once NZ moves to alert level 2, Muslims will be allowed back to the mosque.
Whangārei council to cut $2m from staff running costs
There will be fewer employees in 12 months, says Whangārei District Council CEO.