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News Briefs: Armed police callout, Whangārei rally still possible
Armed police called to rural property after man seen with firearm.
'We will open for one child': Kindergartens expect numbers to build
Most early childhood services will open despite coronavirus fears and low numbers.
Lockdown's silence could help tūī reclaim musical mojo
Biggest winner of lockdown likely to be little blue penguin because of drop in boat noise.
Do not approach Luke Edmonds, call police on 111
Wanted man is dangerous and should not be approached.
Family lose everything in suspicious house fire
Police are investigating a suspicious fire that destroyed a family home.
Breast cancer surgery delay costs patient $15,000
Breast cancer diagnosis on day lockdown start forces woman into costly private surgery.
Mangawhai woman one of 170 Kiwis stranded in South Africa
Mfat says it is putting in a 'great deal of work' to help those stranded come home.
Police investigate devastating house fire in Whangārei
A person was seen running from the scene where a fire damaged a Whangārei home.
Thousands more masks found with crumbling elastic
More face masks deemed unfit for purpose in the fight against Covid-19.
Your weather: Chilly morning clears to fine day
"It is quite nice across much of the [North] Island."
Council pay cuts: Who's taking them, who's not
Some have jumped to take voluntary cuts, others have called them 'morally indefensible'.
'Poor judgment' but lack of evidence to prove sex claims against top cop, IPCA rules
Former top cop showed 'poor judgment' but not enough evidence to prove sex claims.
Auckland man charged with hospital staff car break-ins
A man has been found by police and charged after a spate of hospital staff car break-ins.
Hope for housing market after Covid-19 lockdown
Northland's housing market poised to fire back into business post Covid-19.
Time to teach a dog new tricks
Training dogs has been a lifetime passion for Whangarei's Allen Nisbet
High Court remits house relocation case back to Environment Court
House relocation company in Whangārei succeeds in its appeal on resource consent ruling.
NZ Air Force bring Northlanders and other Kiwis back from Vanuatu
Long wait for Northland couple to fly out of cyclone-ravaged Vanuatu.
Far North cell tower attack linked to Covid-19 hoax
Vandalised Rural Connectivity Group cellphone site may have been mistaken for 5G tower.
Elderly Kaikohe man fighting for life
The assault occurred at a Monument Rd address in Kaikohe about 4.45pm yesterday.
Principals warn longer lockdown could harm education
School closures could extend beyond the end of the current four-week period.
Women's Refuge stretched during lockdown
Whangārei's Women's Refuge has had more calls than normal for help from women in crisis.
Missing Northland diver's body recovered after 10 days
"We are only sorry it wasn't a better outcome for the diver, his whānau and friends."
Police urge people to stay home this Easter
Nearly 300 people have been caught breaking the rules since the lockdown began.
Two men arrested after stabbings in Whangārei
Two men stabbed after alleged dispute over Covid 19 while man killed in car crash.
Police warning after elderly man rescued from bush walk
Search and rescue staff found him safely after several hours of searching.
Trial judge improperly directed jury on self-defence
Court of Appeal orders a re-trial for Northlander who allegedly wounded his neighbour.
Fatal Crash: Driver dies after hitting tree in Northland
Driver dies in fatal crash in Northland during lockdown.
Northland supermarket worker tests positive for Covid-19
A staff member at Kaikohe New World supermarket has tested positive for Covid-19.
DHB's urgent advice to Kaikohe New World shoppers
The warning is for people who shopped at Kaikohe New World between March 20-30.
New family start life in lockdown thanks to Covid 19
It has been a different start to family life for Aimee, Waikeri and Lucas Birch.
Furious Dr Lance O'Sullivan: Lockdown treated as a 'joke' in Far North
'This is not a lockdown, this is a joke!'
Clamp cars to enforce lockdown message, says Dr Lance O'Sullivan
People who don't follow the news may not get the severity of the situation, doctor says.
Coronavirus: Family mourn woman after tragic accident soon after lockdown started
A long serving Far North teacher died at her property a day after the lockdown began.