Northland
Exotic seaweed eradication hopes pinned on suction dredge
A trial in the battle against caulerpa, described as the world's worst marine pest, is underway in the Bay of Islands.
Waitangi Day 2024: Thousands of visitors, one clear message
Tens of thousands of people walked in the footprints of those who first signed Te Tiriti o Waitangi at the sun-drenched treaty grounds today, but there was one clear message coming through - Toitū te…
In pictures: Waitangi Day
Thousands have gathered at the Treaty Grounds to take part in Waitangi Day. See the best moments in pictures here.
Dawn service turns to unity, love and togetherness
The thousands who attended on Tuesday were told the country must move forward together.
Traffic chaos as thousands attend Waitangi Treaty Grounds
Thousands of people have streamed into the Northland town for the early service.
Waitangi action: Peters booed, Seymour drowned out and Luxon reflects
The coalition government has faced a confronting reception at Waitangi on Monday.
In pictures: Government face raucous challenge at Waitangi
Politicians from National, NZ First and ACT have been welcomed onto Waitangi Marae - with the fiercest challenge reserved for David Seymour.
New te reo name for Far North District Council
Mayor Moko Tepania says Te Kaunihera o Te Hiku o Te Ika has restored the area's indigenous name.
Diver dies at Ōakura Bay
Police say emergency services attempted to resuscitate the diver after they were pulled unresponsive from the water, but they died at the scene.
In pictures: All the action from the Treaty Grounds at Waitangi
A host of iwi and organisations from te ao Māori were to the Treaty Grounds on Sunday, as part of Waitangi commemorations, including delegations from Kīngitanga, Rātana, Parihaka and Te Pāti Māori.
Good News: The stories that cheered us up this week
Perfect pass rates, a bar full of redheads and a new dark sky park for the South Island are among this week's feel-good stories.
Fire crews respond to three Northland scrub blazes
Northland crews have been working to contain three scrub fires across the region.
Kaikohe shooting: Police launch investigation after man injured
Armed police are guarding a house in Kaikohe after the town's second shooting in less than 24 hours.
Helicopters, trucks attend scrub fire in Far North
Two helicopters equipped with monsoon buckets are on their way to a large scrub fire near Doubtless Bay in the Far North.
Kotare Subtropicals on a mission to reduce banana imports
Geoff Mansell is growing bananas and many other subtropical fruits to supply local supermarkets and he hopes others will do the same. Audio
Nearly 400 march through Kaitāia to support Te Tiriti o Waitangi
The peaceful march was part of a much longer hīkoi that left Te Rerenga Wairua, or Cape Reinga, at dawn on Thursday and is due to arrive at the Treaty Grounds on 6 February.
Tama Potaka scolded for joking about David Seymour's hapū
The Minister for Māori-Crown Relations was told to stop making jokes about Seymour at the National Iwi Chairs Forum.
Iwi Chairs Forum to focus on dealing with govt
The forum will host 74 iwi ahead of Waitangi Day, and they will be considering "how we deal with the new coalition government".
Groundbreaking caulerpa dredging results expected
The government and others impacted by the invasive seaweed are closely watching the outcomes.
Ruapekapeka Pā road fix opens up history
The sealing of a once perilous road means visitors to significant battle sites no longer have to risk life and limb to get there.