Woman, 24, rescued from rugged Raetea Forest south of Kaitaia.

Company cites rising costs and regulation as reasons for walking away on November 23.

Northland health board accused of keeping meningococcal cases quiet for six months.

Te Rā, the only Māori sail still known to exist, is stored at the British Museum in London

Northland's high number of meningococcus deaths leads to health authority's warning.

Northlander pleads guilty to manslaughter over death of Christopher Vujcich in Kaikohe.

Lake Waingaro normally supplies about 70 per cent of water for Kerikeri's town supply.

Fake news claims 67yo woman assaulted in Northland supermarket carpark

Whangārei man escapes prison sentence because of mental impairment.

The offending driver fled the scene but handed himself in the next morning.

Chilean national who crashed into and killed two elderly women has been sentenced.

Principal says staff will be at the school today to 'offer all the support we can'.

Meningococcal disease confirmed as cause of teen's death.

Weather forecast points to a slow, challenging slog up Northland's coast on Friday.

Northland secondary schools are struggling to find staff, says Bay of Islands principal.

Shocked family calls for return of stolen Acer tablet, bags and clothing.

Blind Whangarei teen didn't even practice before archery competition at Halberg Games

Some Northlanders are paying Auckland prices for petrol even without a 10c per litre tax.

A Bay of Islands Festival is the perfect pre-summer family festival.

Village wants to buy up to 42 neighbouring properties and triple its number of units.

Police at scene of homicide in Moerewa in Far North.

News snippets from across Northland

Tourist spot defiled by smashed bottles, shot glasses, cans, blood, vomit, used condoms.

The robbers were armed with a long-barrelled rifle and what appeared to be a machete.

Manager hit after complaining about 17-year-old doing skids outside Doubtless Bay resort.

Buck Shelford talks te reo, rugby and Goodhue ahead of Whangārei event

Oak was brought from England as an acorn in 1824 and was admired by Charles Darwin.

"Te Hononga" project aims to encourage Kawakawa visitors to stay longer and spend more.

The bill would create a new offence covering fatal unprovoked assaults.

Rope around the whale's head means it is not able to move freely, though it can breathe.