Film about Sir Hek Busby to screen online at upcoming film festival
A film about master carver and waka builder Sir Hekenukumai Busby will screen online soon.
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Go Local! Northland farmers' markets delighted to be back
Weekend markets resumed with contact-tracing, distancing and hand sanitiser precautions.
Go Local! Northland leaders welcome back flights to region
Northland leaders are welcoming the return of Air NZ flights to Kerikeri and Whangārei.
Northland awakes from lockdown hibernation as NZ moves into level 2
Family reunions, haircuts and a caffeine fix – it was a big day for Northland in level 2.
Oh, the places we go: Northlanders welcome level 2
Northlanders out and about as country goes into level 2.
Go Local! Northlanders take to their vege patches to be more self-sustainable
Northlanders are turning to their vegetable patches in a push to be more self-sustainable.
One active Covid-19 case left in Northland
The latest update on Northland's fight against Covid-19.
Level 2 a lifeline for Northland businesses
Hairdressers and bars are making sure to tick every box ahead of a move to level 2.
Northland 20 days without a case
The latest information regarding Northland and New Zealand's fight against Covid-19.
DHB expects increase in Covid-19 testing in winter
We may see a rise in the number of people 'under investigation' for Covid-19 in hospitals.
NZ goes two days without new Covid-19 case
The number of Northlanders under investigation for Covid-19 in hospital has decreased.
Seventeen Northlanders under investigation for Covid-19
The 17 Northlanders had either not been tested or they were waiting on a test result.
No new Covid-19 cases for NZ, four active in Northland
The latest update on Covid-19 in Northland.
No new Northland Covid-19 cases as NZ's death toll rises
The latest update on the fight against Covid-19 for Northland and New Zealand.
Four active Covid-19 cases left in Northland
From Monday, anyone who wants a Covid-19 test will get one according to the Northland DHB.
Two weeks without new Northland case
The latest update on Northland's fight against Covid-19.
Edge equestrians win national volunteer award
Formerly on an 800-acre Whananaki farm, the Edges have volunteered for over 40 years.
Nine Northlanders under investigation for Covid-19 infection
The nine possible coronavirus cases are spread across Northland DHB's four hospitals.
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.
Northland recoveries grow, NZ's Covid-19 cases up by 2
The latest update on all things Covid-19 for Northland and New Zealand.
Northland leaders back Go Local! campaign
Northland leaders are backing a Northern Advocate campaign to boost the region's economy.
Checkpoint takes a step back: Drivers no longer required to stop
Those who don't wish to be stopped in Kaikohe can simply drive on.
Chisel and chopper: How pilot's two passions merge
Northland Rescue Helicopter pilot to exhibit woodwork at the Kauri Museum.
NZ's Covid-19 cases rise by three, none from Northland
The latest update on New Zealand's fight against Covid-19.
Kerikeri veteran, granddaughter mark Anzac Day
'We need to keep remembering because it was awful and we have learnt absolutely nothing.'
Stranded backpackers invited to join Russell family bubble
The two women were lucky to have jobs but faced spending four weeks alone in lockdown.
Haruru Falls street marks Anzac Day its own way
'As we stand two metres apart we stand together as one', street service organiser says.
Kaikohe checkpoint still operating as police spell out rules
Northland MP Matt King declines Hone Harawira's invitation to join checkpoint for a day.
Far North community pays tribute to Marshall 'Bundo' Rangi
Marshall 'Bundo' Rangi has been honoured by the emergency services he volunteered with.
Lockdown's silence could help tūī reclaim musical mojo
Biggest winner of lockdown likely to be little blue penguin because of drop in boat noise.
Kerikeri duo give away 1700 meals to essential workers
Pair tried to keep their lockdown efforts quiet but have been outed by grateful cop.
KidsCan send food parcels to Northland whānau
Usually KidsCan send food to schools but lockdown means they've sent them to homes.
Coach profile: Active Attitude's Ashleigh McCaw
As director of Active Attitude, Ashleigh McCaw offers opportunities in a range of sports.