'There’s a lot more work to be done' - lack of resources for Road to Zero strategy
Northland's road toll for 2022 was the highest in 22 years.
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'Their baby faces were looking back at me.'
The prisoner was on a short-term transfer for a court appearance.
Police indicated the number of assaults - among other offences - is expected to fluctuate.
Children are no longer going hungry at school, however, due to a Government initiative.
Roxy has been attending meetings with her foster dad, the councillor for Whangārei Heads.
The number of assaults reported in Whangārei Central has risen in the last year.
Police were called to the fight on Cross St on Tuesday.
The operation, designed to target gang activity, has still resulted in over 1000 charges.
Inquiries are ongoing, a police spokesperson said.
The arrest attempt was 'poorly planned and executed', the IPCA said.
Social media users reported the offender had a tomahawk.
Small spaces and blind spots in the building create security issues, one lawyer says.
A 36-year-old travel agent is charged with injuring with intent to injure over the assault
Police, ambulance, and fire appliances can be seen outside the courthouse on Bank St.
The man was freed by volunteer firefighters, but later died.
Youth crime has risen by 14 per cent in Whangārei over the last five years.
Nine people arrested during searches face 57 charges between them.
Despite social media reports of a ram raid, police confirmed this was not the case.
A Northland man left cooking unattended and fallen asleep - sparking fire.
Repairs are continuing "with urgency" despite issues with Brynderwyns, Hawke's Bay roads.
The victim is still in hospital in a serious but stable condition.
Residents in Kaikohe and Paihia have been asking for a greater police presence.
Recent crimes in South Hokianga have led locals to start a petition for more police.
The police officer resigned after a complaint about behaviour towards a potential recruit.
Rents have risen more in Northland than in any other part of the country.
There is now a timeline for the reopening of SH1 from Brynderwyn to Waipū.
Traffic was disrupted again on the SH1 light vehicle detour.
Northland's roads remain in a fragile state, with the Brynderwyns still closed.
A major blockage on Cove Rd prompted a ban by Civil Defence.
Farmers are starting to clean up as floodwaters recede.
Detours are in place for light vehicles and lifeline freight only.