
News in brief: Film featuring late Eddie Hemara wins at Māoriland Film Festival
The latest news bites from around the region.
The latest news bites from around the region.
He received a First Foundation scholarship for Otago University.
Landlords are exiting Northland's market due to rising costs like insurance.
Packhouse director Patrick Malley points to exciting future for Northland horticulture.
Volunteers and groups like Stamp work to control the moth plant’s spread.
Northland's new tsunami siren system will be tested at 10am tomorrow.
Some people were burgled of sentimental jewellery that could never be replaced.
The elections are set for October 11.
The Waitangi River and Kaipara water resilience projects get a further $41m.
MetService says warm temperatures overnight indicate rain is on its way.
$17.5m will be used for a 22km pipeline linking Dargaville to the Te Waihekeora Reservoir.
The latest news bites from around the region.
More than 20 firefighters are onsite at a large vegetation fire at Nukutawhiti
The sand loss is equivalent to 26,000 truckloads over six years.
A new venue is needed so Whangārei's Zonta Great NZ Book Sale can hold its 31st chapter.
Northland's wind farm will have 12 turbines, each 206m tall.
New data shows rainfall is down by about 75% in many areas.
Survey found one in five is thinking about looking for another job because of abuse.
The Whangārei Heads fire burned for more than a week - now the cost has been revealed.
Coroner calls for better supervision around pools, lakes and rivers.
Experts advise caution, saying beached fish may be unsafe to eat.
Couple believes native trees on their lifestyle block have succumbed to sewage.
Two Northland men are among leading three in this year's Young Māori Farmer Award
Dargaville's water use dropped by 166,000 litres a day under level-four restrictions.
Cliff and Ruth Mail cycled 7200km for charity, raising nearly $10,000.
The woman was painting her house when four dogs broke through her fence and set upon her.
Rainfall in February was less than 10% of the expected amount in Dargaville.
Klink, who owns Mangawhai Meat Shop, is set to represent New Zealand on the world stage.
Ella Martin, 17, is the first female to win the Northland Field Days' tractor-pull title.
More than 90 houses were assessed; eight remain yellow-stickered.