The Prime Minister visited as part of a celebration of Ngati Manu MPs.

Five Bay of Island attractions for Jacinda Ardern.

The indoor growing operation was discovered only when the smoke cleared.

Northland woman tells of tragedy after her brother fails to wear a seatbelt.

Myra Larcombe taught her first swimming lesson in 1946 - and she's still going strong.

A Kerikeri man has a novel idea for showing politicians how bad Northland roads are

Archaeological dig finds remains of 12 young British soldiers and sailors at Ruapekapeka

Whangarei 16-year-old faces a raft of dishonesty and driving charges.

Northlander Jack Goodhue has a real chance of pulling on the black jersey this weekend.

News snippets from around Northland

Can you identify these youths suspected of bashing a vintage railway volunteer?

Primary school principal (pictured) backs teacher who shared porn images as a 'joke'.

A school principal shared hard-core pornographic images with his staff by email.

A plan for steam train rides from Kawakawa faces a wait until at least next month.

A helicopter pilot organised an urgent flight for his bride to reach their wedding after she was stranded by flooding.

Several roads remain closed due to flooding, slips and fallen trees, specifically in the Kawakawa Bay and Clevedon areas.

JS050117NADWAI313.JPG: Reti Boynton of Kaitaia leads the anti-P hikoi to Waitangi after a five-day walk from Cape Reinga. PHOTO /

An attack in Kawakawa which left a German tourist with facial injuries has been called "disappointing" by Northland police. Kerikeri

A man has died after the vehicle he was travelling in flew off the road and hit a tree along State Highway 1 in Northland early this morning.

Work to repair a slip on State Highway 1 south of Kawakawa is approaching completion after a year of work.

When Kawakawa's most famous work of art was unveiled in 1999, hundreds of people urinated on it.

Elisabeth Easther discovers a gem of a town in Northland where the train runs down the middle of the main street.

Danielle Wright takes her family on a vintage steam train along the main street of a tiny town with a big reputation.

Kawakawa residents say they have had enough of youths dragging their town down by burgling businesses and abusing tourists.

The tenure of a controversial Bay of Islands college principal has ended but the nature of his departure remains a mystery.

A taxi driver had to jump behind the wheel of an ambulance and drive it to hospital because the sole paramedic was working to save the life of a heart attack victim in the back.

A Kawakawa family is living in temporary accommodation after a New Year's Eve fire sparked by a falling power line left their home uninhabitable.