Ahipara occupation marks first anniversary as leader trespassed
Occupation leader says local hapū and land owner are 'both innocent in this predicament'.
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The info centre is now located across from the famous Mangonui Fish Shop.
Call for better safety measures on Far North roads shared with logging trucks
Shane Hunt says Fisher-Riley Rd not fit for large logging trucks.
'I just love it when people stop and listen,' say Far North buskers
Students to attend dream concert, thanks to community donations and music trust support.
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Kaitaia police thank community for help in locating man now charged over pou damage
A man has appeared in court in relation to damage to a pou whenua in Kaitaia.
Popular garden event to raise much-needed funds for Kaitaia charity
A dozen local gardens to feature in Kaitaia Garden Safari in November
Renowned artist excited to sing at global sporting showpiece games in Whangārei
Ladi6 urges Northlanders to get involved and have fun during RWC2021 games in Whangārei.
Bay News: Paihia to show its true colours; firefighter recognised for 50 years' service
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Whangārei Fringe review: Frankenstein's monster enthrals audience
Performer and producer Michael Hockey plays Frank with larger-than-life gestures.
News in brief: Child in hospital after incident at Whangārei pools; missing man found
News snippets from across the region.
Northland house prices continuing to fall
The biggest price drops were in Whangārei suburbs Woodhill, Regent and the Avenues.
Taniwha quietly confident of a good outing against Canterbury
Northland to field a strong squad for NPC quarter-final in Christchurch.
Sisters traverse NZ to highlight ripple effects of sexual abuse
The sisters, who experienced sexual abuse as children, are giving survivors a voice.
Artisan sea salt producer savours simplicity after ditching the grind
Taipa Salt Pig's artisan products already winning awards.
Descendants of 'Papa Hek' thrilled to be captaining waka hourua
Joelene Busby and Terissa Busby will be the first wāhine Māori to captain the waka hourua.
Why feral and roaming dogs are causing havoc in Northland
Livestock losses continue, and a man was also recently mauled to death.
PHOTOS: Unicorns, mermaids and circus acrobats defy wet weather
Colourful impressions from the Whangārei Fringe Festival.
The big chill: Kerikeri to boast coldest night on record since 1994
Northlanders should wrap up warm as Antarctic chill heads our way.
Man charged after Kaitāia pouwhenua vandalised
A 61-year-old man is set to appear in a Kaitāia court today in relation to the incident.
Six women's rugby teams ready to play in Whangārei and explore region
Financial benefit from RWC2021 in Whangārei to run into hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Is Northland grown seaweed the key to cutting methane?
Cow burps create a large amount of our greenhouse gas emissions, can seaweed stop it?
News in brief: Head-on crash near Kerikeri; search for missing Whangārei man
News snippets from across the region.
NZTA under fire: Motorist crashes on closed highway, trapped for 15 hours
Police are investigating after a woman crashed her car in a sealed-off section of highway.
National deputy Nicola Willis reaffirms pledge to shift tax brackets, cut top rate
Party's finance spokesperson in Kerikeri to meet supporters and hear local concerns.
Westport Man bags at least 38,000kg of plastic during cleanup mission
Desmond Watson aims to lead by example" through his work to clean up Aotearoa.
Blue sheep, goats and man's best friend turn out for Paparore School fun day
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'Peace' carving vandalism condemned by Far North leaders
Vandalism at Kaitāia cultural gateway is now under police investigation.
Kaitaia students treated to top-class army band performance
NZ Army Band tours Northland schools
High-voltage transmission lines for above tourist rail trail
Concern over the overhead power lines buzzing and swinging in the wind above trail users.
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