Dr Lance O'Sullivan to move business to Auckland
O'Sullivan says it is "hard to be taken seriously" in the provinces.
O'Sullivan says it is "hard to be taken seriously" in the provinces.
Essential travel will bypass the washout on SH1 in the Far North on a forestry track.
Store sells air horns at half price to community fed up with petty crime.
Extra police are on duty after washout limits access to top of Far North.
NZTA says it is days away from reopening a section of road that fell away in a washout.
Baker silently sliding into towns and cities all the way from Bluff to the Far North.
Rain is forecast for the region which NZTA said could hamper progress.
A section of State Highway 1 was washed away in heavy rain.
Deidre Otene was one of 20 leaders to meet Obama at a break.
Minister Shane Jones says Air NZ has put company profit head of serving the regions.
Burglars stole a ute with pig dogs inside and set the vehicle on fire.
At just 10sq m the houses are so small they don't need costly council consents.
US visitor convicted for careless driving causing injury in Northland.
Costly traffic management plan needed to make long-running Opua regatta legal.
Meth now the drug of choice according to Northland criminal lawyer.
TOP's Gareth Morgan: O'Sullivan "ticks a number of boxes" - but National is calling too.
New Zealand's roads have recorded a grizzly amount of fatalities in just four days.
Couple killed in a Northland road crash had crossed the centreline, say police.
An elderly woman has died on the weekend from injuries sustained during a serious crash.
Cyclone Hola set to lash parts of the country - but it won't be here long.
Police say a third person with serious injuries is being flown to hospital.
Two people hurt, road blocked, power lines down after three crashes in Northland.
About 100 people marching in Dargaville in protest against proposed giant chook farm.
Saturday wasn't the first time Ty-Ray White has lost his prosthetic arm wakeboarding.
A Paihia man's missing prosthetic arm found by helpful divers.
There is a push to lure more Indonesian visitors to Northland, and to NZ
Government investment in four big projects revealed
Testing last week indicated bacteria in a number of waterways across Northland.
The Lunch Box makes between 300 and 400 lunches a week and there are plans to expand.
Kawakawa police op the second AOS callout in the Far North in two days.