
News in brief: Climate action film festival winners named; New NRU board chair named
The latest news bites from around the region.
The latest news bites from around the region.
Fifa Women's World Cup a hit at Kaitāia residential home
The Geographic Board says in te reo Māori, the word Te is often used to elevate status.
Council agreement to buy occupied land at Ahipara welcomed by landowner.
News snippets from the Far North.
Far North land occupation over pōhutukawa felling ends after two years.
Sixteen schools are in the Te Hiku Manukorero Far North Speech Competition.
Local trust Our Kerikeri wants to press the pause button on Kāinga Ora's plans.
OPINION: 40 per cent of our road deaths involved people not wearing a seatbelt.
A previous campaign was launched 30 years ago to protect the mangroves.
Amy Simpkin's 15 years in tourism have taught her it's still the best job in the world.
The new Whangārei-Kaipara area commander settles in.
Hockey players met their idols on Tuesday in a visit from the Black Sticks.
We're planning a holiday away.
New $1.3m fire station for Cavalli, while Ōkaihau station upgraded.
Kaitāia College duo playing at World Military Rugby Championship in France.
Increase in retail crime, a concern for retail stores.
Her family said she had "a good innings" but died tragically while being transported home.
Senior students at Kaitāia College enjoy out-of-this-world ball.
The latest news bites from around the region.
Police looking for driver who fled after causing crash on State Highway.
The latest news bites from around the region.
Whangārei Stop Co-Governance meeting greeted by big protest that delayed start.
Fears are the money will be taken from other areas within education.
Awards of Excellence highlight a future of female empowerment.
The Northland Taniwha were thumped by Canterbury in Whangārei.
Police earlier stopped the meeting from going ahead due to safety concerns.
Enquiries into an alleged assault this afternoon said to be as hoax by police
The man thought to be responsible believed he was doing the right thing, DoC says.
Whangārei to jointly contest ruling that councils won't get compensation for assets.