Tourism hotspot says Government funding is missing its target
Visitor-starved region wants more help as international tourism sector recovers slowly.
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Focus: Covid Outbreak | Monday 28th March Wrap
There were 11 Covid-related deaths in New Zealand on Monday. Video / Dean Purcell / Michael Craig / Alex Burton
Wanted - have you seen these men?
Northland pair sought after failing to appear in court
Tsunami siren testing at end of daylight saving
Tsunami testing to run again in Northland in early April
Can you help Jack? Far North family raising funds for son's accident recovery
Eighteen-year-old Jack De Jonge has had multiple spinal surgeries after a dirt bike crash.
Police reveal identities of five men who perished at North Cape
The North Cape recovery comes to an end with the last body found and the boat now sunk.
Te Hiku launches integrated Covid-19 response hub
Te Hiku has launched a Covid response hub.
Skipper Roger Rawlinson is back to awhi Far North youth
Generous skipper giving back to Far North youth
Five generations of a Far North whānau share story of rich whakapapa
A whānau share their unique story from the Far North.
Upgraded Mangonui culvert given blessing
Mangonui culvert blessing precedes new name for culvert
Bid to amend new bylaw only admin change, says FNDC
Vehicles on beaches still no-go for Cooper's Beach
Father-of-three worried about weather before fatal trip
'He was a good bugger. He wasn't only my son, he was my mate,' says grieving father.
'Amazing guy': Devastated family mourns father-of-three who died in fishing boat tragedy
'He'd caught some amazing fish and it was the best time of his life.'
Two years since NZ first locked down, experts weigh in on our response
Experts sum up their reaction to the two-year milestone
Boat tragedy: Search to resume tomorrow; still one person 'unaccounted for'
The fishing charter boat sank at 11pm last night.
Focus: Fishing boat tragedy in Te Pua, Far North
A helicopter returns with the latest victim in Te Pua, Far North. Photo / Michael Cunningham
Boat tragedy: Sunken vessel Enchanter travelled to some of NZ's best offshore fishing locations
Enchanter set off a distress signal just after 8pm.
Three dead, two missing, five rescued after fishing charter sinks off North Cape
A distress beacon was set off just after 8pm on Sunday night.
Flooding chaos - huge thunder storm causes havoc; 4000 lightning strikes
Many parts of the North Island are bearing the brunt of thunderstorms and torrential rain.
Focus: Covid Outbreak | Thursday 17th March Wrap
There were tn Covid-related deaths in New Zealand on Thursday, and 19,566 new cases. Video / NZ Herald
National challenge to unearth NZ's best carpentry apprentice
Carpentry are apprentices called to enter the NZ Certified Builders Apprentice Challenge.
Travel Club signs off, boosts rescue chopper with $7600 donation
Decades of travel story-swapping ends meaningfully with donation to lifesaving transport
Northland median property prices hit all time high
Property prices remain strong in Northland
'I'm gutted for our kids' principal says after car destroys sports field
Far North school devastated by vandalism to the sports oval
Healthcare initiative to address high skin cancer mortality rates in Northland
Northland highest mortality rate for melanoma
Focus: Covid Outbreak | Tuesday 15th March Wrap
There were 960 people with Covid-19 in hospitals around the country on Tuesday, and two more deaths. Video / Mark Mitchell / NZ Herald
Unlucky driver hits back of police car outside popular pub
Far North driver's unlucky turn of events after an alleged tyre blowout.
'I'm gutted': Ex-teacher filmed at Parliament protest admits he 'turned into an idiot'
Man says as soon as he threw the bricks, he immediately regretted it.
Past winner from Kaitaia College urges students to apply
Scholarship winner Angel Harbers says it's "all about self-belief", encourages applicants.
Iwi fill dental care gap for youngsters
Innovative dental health education program supports more than 1100 Northland tamariki
Commerce Commission report finds need for more competition in market
Kaitaia needs another supermarket
Callers in need of urgent help asked to stay on the line
Spike in non-urgent calls related to Covid-19 leads to longer wait times on 111 calls.
'Can't afford a $2 sausage' as cost of living hits hard
Price of petrol forcing workers to quit their jobs as they can't afford the commute.
Waka Kotahi say hapū were adequately consulted over project
Papakawau Culvert name protest comes to an end.