Stories by Peter de Graaf

A multimedia show with waitata and student performances rounded out the night.

In 1996, they won a ruling that said land next to Onoke Pā is sacred. Now they're back in court in a real-life version of Groundhog Day.

Participants are beginning a nine-day journey to Wellington, with thousands expected to join the convoy as it makes its way across the country.

Thousands turned out on Saturday for the Bay of Islands Pastoral and Industrial show, which has been held on the same site in Waimate North since 1888.

The only lift at Bay of Islands Hospital has been out of order since Saturday.

A toxic plant that can temporarily cause blindness and quickly invade coastal areas has been found in large numbers established on a remote beach.

Forget the voting happening somewhere overseas - here in Aotearoa the winner of another hotly contested, knife-edge election has just been announced.

The latest wave of sign vandalism in the Far North is believed to be connected to new speed limits.

A surgeon from the legendary Māori Battalion has inspired a mobile clinic designed to bring health services to the remotest corners of Northland.

A skin cancer expert is calling for sunscreen to be made cheaper - either by removing GST or offering prescriptions - to reduce New Zealand's sky-high melanoma rate. Audio

The 13km section of State Highway 1 has been closed since August 2022.

Health New Zealand says patients at Dargaville Hospital were safe and well-looked after.

Nurses and local managers have now agreed to keeping Dargaville Hospital open.

It was believed the man had burns to 80 percent of his body.

韩裔居民将原牧场土地改为种植园，并引入药用作物希望出口韩国、北美及欧洲市场。

The man may have been trapped under the rolled bike for 24 hours before being spotted by a boatie.

Northland makes it onto the list on the strength of its rare wildlife and "excellent diving".

The sight of a crop never grown before in New Zealand has been baffling residents.

RNZ understands the developer has received a formal letter requesting a sweep of the property with a kiwi-detecting dog.

The full terror of what happened in the caves - and acts of heroism that almost certainly saved students' lives - has been revealed.

A top climate scientist says damaging storms such as Cyclone Gabrielle may not become more frequent as a result of climate change - but they will become more intense.

The Far North District Council is considering opting in to the government scheme, which would see the council and central government split the cost of buying out desperate home owners.

A Northland photographer whose images immortalised the social upheaval and flower power movement of London's 'Swinging Sixties' has died aged 85.

Beefed-up transmission lines allowing more energy to be produced in the Far North, and a grid-scale battery to keep the lights on if the national grid fails again, are among options being explored…

The descendants of some of Northland's earliest European settlers are using rugby to reconnect with family left behind more than a century ago. Audio