Far North police area commander Inspector Riki Whiu speaks at the scene of a serious crash outside Affco Moerewa which followed an extortion and kidnapping attempt at a Paihia bank.
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Tracey Rissetto chairperson of the Automobile Association Northland Council talks about the state of Northland roads
Helicopter moving off 33-year base after increasing noise complaints. Video / Northern Advocate
Tony Clemow has written a book with proceeds going to the Whangarei bird recovery center. Video / Tania Whyte
Pita Tipene talks about housing homeless people at Motatau Marae.
Masjid Al Noor imam Gamal Fouda speaks on the anniversary of the Christchurch mosque attacks. Video / Supplied
A brief history of Lotteries throughout the ages. Video / NZ Herald
Paradise Pets Grooming followed the tsunami evacuation message with 26 dogs in tow. Video / Supplied
Footage shows tsunami waves hitting New Zealand. Video / Claudia Maaka / Waiapu Civil Defence / Gina Pewhairangi / Dean Purcell
Whangārei local took essential supplies to groups of Whangārei residents camping out in the heat while on Papamoa Hills nearby workers have begun guiding traffic.
New pictures show deserted Whakatane coastlines following tsunami warning after magnitude 8 shake. Video / David Beck
Why there is a major tsunami risk to the east coast of New Zealand.
Thousands of residents across the coastal North Island have evacuated following a tsunami evacuation alert. Video / Karina Cooper / Supplied
Ngā Kaitiāki o Ngā Wāimāori hapū members call angry over thousands of tuna whakaheke (migrating eels) repeatedly getting chopped up in Hikurangi Swamp pumping stations
Ngā Kaitiāki o Ngā Wāimāori hapū members call angry over thousands of tuna whakaheke (migrating eels) repeatedly getting chopped up in Hikurangi Swamp pumping stations
Ngā Kaitiāki o Ngā Wāimāori hapū members call angry over thousands of tuna whakaheke (migrating eels) repeatedly getting chopped up in Hikurangi Swamp pumping stations
Residents fleeing to the top of the Ohope Hill after the massive 7.1 magnitude quake that struck off New Zealand's east coast on 5 March at 2.27am. Video / News Whakatāne
Security cam footage from Napier shows severe shaking caused by the 7.2 magnitude earthquake that struck off the coast of Gisborne at 2.27am on 5/3/21. Video / Supplied
From New Zealand's first Covid-19 case on February 28 2020 to entering another alert level 3 lockdown on February 28 2021 - here's a timeline of the milestones and setbacks we've all endured. Video / NZ Herald
Dr. Ashley Bloomfield said the new community case from yesterday - which plunged Auckland into alert level 3 and the rest of New Zealand into alert level 2 - was the UK variant.
Just the facts - A closer look at the first four vaccines to be rolled out in New Zealand. How they work, why we need them and who developed them. Video / NZ Herald
Dramatic Northland rescue helicopter footage of seriously injured man being saved in Mangawhai Heads
St John flight medic and rescue swimmer Leah Baker is winched into the water to attend to a seriously injured man being assisted by Mangawhai Heads surf lifeguards.
Papatoetoe High School principal Vaughan Couillault said all students and teachers are being re-tested immediately, with four stations in the hall testing people already. Video / Alex Burton
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Kaipara mayor Dr Jason Smith appeared at the checkpoint south of Brynderwyn Hills to update people on the confusing situation just north of Auckland. Video / Brett Phibbs / Rachel Ward
After three community cases were announced in Auckland, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced that the region will shift to alert level 3 and the rest of NZ to alert level 2 from 11.59pm Sunday. Video / Ministry of Health
There are three community Covid-19 cases in South Auckland - a mother, father and daughter from Papatoetoe. New Zealand is still at alert level 1.
St John flight medic Leah Baker, 36, shows us what parts of her day in the skies look like.
Authorities have issued a tsunami advisory for coastal parts of NZ, predominantly in Northland, following a 7.7 earthquake near New Caledonia at 2.20am this morning.
Director of Public Health Dr Caroline McElnay said the public health risk was low but the Ministry was "scratching our heads a little" on the cases linked to the Pullman Hotel. Video / Ministry of Health
Launch day. Made with support from NZ On Air. Video / A Tawera / E-Tangata
Introducing the waka carvers: Derek Kawiti. Made with support from NZ On Air. Video / A Tawera / E-Tangata
Introducing the waka carvers: Freddie Tauotaha. Made with support from NZ On Air. Video / A Tawera / E-Tangata