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A weekly round-up of news, events and oddities from the Bay of Islands and Mid North.
Owen was shocked to find only the hippo's tutu remaining after it had been stolen.
Stark warning comes after death of farm worker Thomas Goodman.
Full list: Who gets free school lunches in Wellington and the South Island.
Full list: Which schools will get free school lunches?
Y2K was upon us. So we loaded up the car, and drove all the way to Stewart Island.
Parents appear evenly split over whether to send their children back to school.
Proposal to reduce speed on a number of high-risk Northland roads.
Desperate dog owner admits going to extreme lengths to save beloved dog from death row.
The location of NZ's best tasting tap water has been revealed, and it isn't Auckland.
One person is dead after a car crash in Waimate, Canterbury
Michael Parker's death will be referred to the coroner.
The man was found deceased at the property.
Oak was brought from England as an acorn in 1824 and was admired by Charles Darwin.
National memorial planned to remember victims of 1918 pandemic.
Wife and mother the home and farm power source behind successful business.
Tika and Tika Kafle and their 8-year-old son Prem died in a house fire in 2015.
The victims, aged 24 and 26, are believed to be from the Kerikeri and Kaeo areas.
Much of the machinery was taken days earlier in a ram raid at a Bay of Islands quarry.
Parts of State Highway 87 and State Highway 82 are closed for most of Labour Weekend.
Waimate High School teacher censured for taking students on kayaks without lifejackets.
A nasty weather system has caused chaos across the country. Here's what you need to know.
Donations have poured in from around New Zealand for three sisters whose parents and young brother died in a Waimate fire two months ago.
Two appeals for funds to help three sisters who survived the Waimate fire which killed their parents and young brother have raised $67,365.
Just over $40,000 has been raised for the three girls orphaned in a South Canterbury fire this week.
The three sisters who escaped a house fire that killed their parents and younger brother yesterday have spoken of their horrifying ordeal for the first time.
The three sisters orphaned after yesterday's horror Waimate house fire have spent their first night without their parents and younger brother.
Two fires have claimed the lives of four people today, prompting the Fire Service to warn people that all blazes can be dangerous, regardless of size.