Northland
Whangarei shooting: firearms bought through TradeMe
Trade Me is aware firearms were purchased through the account of the man who shot and killed two women at a Whangarei property last week, the company says.
Firearm found at Whangarei killer's property
Northland police have found what they think is a firearm, next to the suspected remains of the man who shot two women dead in Whangarei on Wednesday. Video, Audio
Gunman had many firearms, but no licence
Police believe they've found a firearm next to the suspected remains of Quinn Patterson, who killed a mother and daughter in Whangarei. Video, Audio
Whangarei killer could've easily bought a gun, former cop says
A retired Northland police officer says the man who shot and killed two women in Whangarei would have found it easy to buy firearms without a licence. Audio
Whangarei shooting: Friend describes deteriorating health of double-killer
Whangarei gunman Quinn Patterson's friend Leah Cameron describes what he was like and says the case shows the failings of mental health services. She says he wasn't a monster but a man who needed… Audio
Whangarei killer had been imprisoned for attacking officer
The man who shot and killed two women in Whangarei was jailed in the 1980s after he viciously attacked a police dog handler. Audio
Gunman dies after killing two property inspectors
The man who shot and killed two women in Whangarei was a troublesome, aggressive tenant - and known to the police. Lois Williams reports. Video, Audio
Gunman called sister to say goodbye
The sister of the man who killed two women near Whangarei yesterday tells John Campbell how he called her to say goodbye. Video, Audio
Whangarei double shooting: Suspect had been aggressive, victim's friend says
Quinn Patterson, the man suspected of shooting dead two property managers, had been difficult and aggressive, a friend of the women says. Audio
Two women killed in Whangarei
A welfare centre has been set up in Whangarei for the people who live nearby to where a fatal shooting occurred this morning. Video, Audio
Police hunt for gunman on the run after shooting
Two women were shot dead when they went to inspect a property in Whareora, near Whangarei this morning. A man is believe to be inside the house, which is on fire. RNZ reporter Lois Williams has the… Audio
Loan for Northland rescue helicopters 'outside the council's core business'
The Ministry of Health, not the ratepayers, should be bankrolling Northland's rescue helicopter service, a Far North regional councillor says.
Slip closes SH25A in Coromandel
A slip has closed State Highway 25A in the Coromandel in both directions.
Council offers to loan millions to Northland rescue service
The Northland Regional Council has offered to lend nearly $10 million to replace the region's ageing rescue helicopters, but the deal needs ratepayers' approval.
Dargaville meeting lifts lid on homeless
The mayor of Kaipara was unaware of the extent of homelessness in his town until a community meeting this afternoon, he says.
Dargaville rental shortage forces families from homes
One family ended up camped out in their car next to public toilets, a Methodist church leader in the Northland town says. Audio
Complaint upheld over Northland news story
A Northland paper failed to validate claims by an amateur historian that a pre-European race of people settled New Zealand, the Press Council has ruled.
Chairman of trashed Maori language school says vandals need help
Children as young as 10 are suspected of trashing the junior block at Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Kaikohe overnight. The chair of the kura's board says the children responsible need help. Video, Audio
Kids suspected of trashing Northland kura
Five children, all under the age of 14, have been reported to police by their families over widespread damage to a school in Kaikohe. Video
Family dob in youth after Northland classrooms trashed
Five children aged under 14 are believed to have trashed three classrooms at Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Kaikohe, a Maori immersion school in Northland. John Campbell reports. Video, Audio