Northland
Mourners pay respects to Kingi Taurua
Hundreds of mourners have been paying their respects to the Waitangi chief, Kingi Taurua, who died last Thursday.
Man charged over fatal Kaitaia crash
Police in the Far North have charged a man over a crash north of Kaitaia that killed two people.
'Huge shift' as farmers clean up their act
'Dirty Dairy' is a tag that's out-dated and unfair, say Northland farmers who've invested heavily in cleaning up their act.
Hunt on for rogue Northland wallaby
High-tech surveillance equipment and two tracking dogs have been called in after a wallaby was spotted in South Hokianga.
Court action possible over Russell wharf
The public should have had a say in plans to revamp the historic Russell wharf, the Environmental Defence Society says.
Northland housing woes: 'Every winter decimates our people'
People in desperate need of housing are suffering because the government-run Māori Housing Network isn't working properly, a Far North housing provider says.
Māori housing policies under fire
Far North housing provider Te Ahikaaroa Trust says people in desperate need of housing are suffering because the government-run Māori Housing Network isn't working properly. Video, Audio
Whangārei council defends rebranding proposal
The chief executive of Whangārei District Council is defending a proposal to spend $170,000 on rebranding.
DOC to work with iwi over wild pig problem
The Department of Conservation will consult its iwi partners on what to do to about wild pigs in a Northland kauri forest.
Pharmacies lead charge to reduce asthma mortality in north
Pharmacists around Northland are leading a campaign to reduce asthma death rates. The incidence of asthma in the region is among the highest in the country. And a high percentage of those with the… Audio
Marsden Point's $85m maintenance shut-down
The Northland economy is in for a boost as the Marsden Point oil refinery begins its biggest maintenance shut-down in more than a decade.
Lemons Hill convoys start up again
Convoys along State Highway 11 to Bay of Islands will begin again today after a slip closed the road at Lemons Hill in mid-February.
Convoys past slip on road to Bay of Islands to reopen
Convoys will begin again tomorrow through a road to the Bay of Islands severely damaged in a slip in February.
Wild pigs causing damage to ancient kauri forest
Wild pigs are causing terrible damage to ancient kauri forest on Northland's rugged west coast, a farmer says.
Row brewing in Far North: 'Our wharf is being stolen from us'
A Russell ratepayer is threatening court action over moves to change the ownership of the town's wharf.
Missing man's car found submerged in Tairua River
A police search for the owner of a car found submerged in the Tairua River is to resume at 7am today.
Northland 'gutted' to lose transport funding to Auckland
Northland people are gutted the government has announced a $28 billion spend on transport in Auckland just a week after dumping plans for a major roading upgrade in their region. The previous… Audio
Three people injured after crash near Whangārei
Two people have been critically injured after a crash near Whangārei this morning.
Northland fisherman still missing after nearly a week
An extensive aerial search has been unable to find a fisherman who went missing from Karikari peninsula last Thursday.
Boat found in search for missing fisherman
An inflatable boat belonging to a fisherman who has been missing off the Northland coast since Thursday has been found.