Harbourmaster warns boaties must have wreck-removal insurance
Regional council wants divers from wrecked boat to pay for its clean up.
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Vince Cocurullo: Whangarei Council’s new parking strategy is under way
This time of year can bring out the best and worst in people. Let’s help each other out.
From waste to plate: Meet the Kiwis bonding over 'Tinder' for fish heads
Matt Watson launches updated app to connect fish head eaters and catchers, reducing waste.
Joe Bennett: Birds and the human touch - a delicate dance of fear and desire
A chaffinch hesitates to eat, torn between fear and desire, as Joe Bennett watches.
News in brief: Tāne Mahuta reopening delayed; surfing injuries surge
The latest news bites from around the region.
Jonny Wilkinson: Christmas geeks vs grinches: Celebrating inclusivity whoever we are
What better way to celebrate than to be part of a festival that embraced inclusivity?
Carolyn Hansen: Natural ways to increase HGH for anti-aging benefits
Exercise offers numerous benefits for physical performance and wellbeing.
Surviving the festive rush: Health tips for a stress-free holiday
Northlanders seek tips to reduce Christmas stress, from shopping to family gatherings.
Our Treasures: Cherished prints take us back in time to some of our favourite places
Whangārei Museum launches 14 historic prints to fund projects and preserve artefacts.
Northland man jailed for 13 years over historical sexual abuse of six boys
William Easton, 80, was a minister of the Two by Twos, a secretive Christian sect.
NZTA to seek first partner for Northland Expressway in the New Year
The first 4-lane extension would be the Warkworth to Te Hana SH1 section.
Stream health improves as crack willows cleared near Kerikeri
Pest species, crack willow, had created debris dams in the Waiharakeke Stream
Local businesses optimistic as Northland readies for summer influx
Kiwis face budget strains as food, utilities, and insurance costs rise ahead of Christmas.
Movement for Archie: Fundraiser to help Northland baby’s therapy journey
The Kerikeri family have been forced to go private to help Archie Sturrock learn to walk.
Bay News: Christmas cheer comes to BOI, Russell radio ready for action
The latest news from the Bay of Islands and surrounds.
Property manager fined $2000 for breaching settlement confidentiality
ERA upholds settlement terms and fines property manager.
Student’s artwork to feature on Christmas cups
Elsa Cotter's creativity wins Coffee Club's KidsCan Cup.
News in brief: Swap old lifejackets for new thanks to Coastguard
The latest news bites from around the region.
Hūhana Lyndon: Māori still waiting for a real health plan from Health Minister
OPINION: 'There is no strategy, there is no plan, and there is no clear direction'.
'It's not safe': Hospital nurses strike over concerns of unsafe staffing
More than 200 nurses marched in Whangārei as part of the national strike on Tuesday.
News in brief: Whangārei Lotto player wins $17k in Second Division
The latest news bites from around the region.
Kevin Page: Caravan blunder makes us the talk of a small NZ town
Thankfully, Mrs P is an expert – all women are, apparently – and we manage.
Kaitāia’s Sweetwaters Aquifer project held up by abatement notice
The Environmental Protection Agency stops work on the Far North water supply project.
Glamuzina Architects honoured for Ngāti Kuri’s Kā Uri centre design
Kā Uri centre wins award for its stunning kauri woodwork and cultural significance.
Taipa Twilight Market sparkles with local produce and festive cheer
Taipa Twilight Market features 70+ vendors, fresh produce, and unique artisanal gifts.
'It’s too late once pēpē are born': Urgent call for jabs as whooping cough cases rise
North has low vaccination levels, more smoking, and housing insecurity.
Pet owners warned of scam demanding payment for lost pets
SPCA warns of scam calls targeting pet owners, demanding payment to retrieve lost animals.
Whangaroa festival: Students shine, funds raised for new stage
Whangaroa Arts Festival celebrates 24 years, showcasing local kapa haka and arts.
Joe Bennett My to-do list nightmare: The tasks that won't go away
OPINION: I've learned to live with my to-do list and its nagging reminder of incompletion.
Whangārei A&P Show: A historic Caterpillar on display
The show also features royal-themed events, competitions, and live entertainment.
Community group which helps up to 100 a day appeals for new home
The Clothing Sheds and Aroha Gardens offers clothes and kai to up to 100 people a day.
Young couple left with 44c to pay mortgage after bank card fraud
A young mum is warning anyone who finds a bank card to be careful how they advertise it.
Avocado growers hope Australian shortage will lift prices
Last season, bad weather in Aotearoa flooded the domestic market with lower quality fruit.
Region's cocaine use linked to ideal smuggling conditions
NZ Drug Foundation warns of increased cocaine harm.