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Kaikohe resident Justin Harnish says rising rates are unsustainable.
A Northland teacher says AI is harming students’ critical thinking.
She is heading to Hollywood for the International Impact Book Awards.
From art classes to hand-painted caskets, Jessie Rose uses art to help others.
'Disgusted': The deaths have renewed calls for action on rural crime and stock theft.
Kerikeri’s former Bunnings site is being transformed into a boutique retail hub.
Farmers say the killing is a major financial hit and urge witnesses to speak up.
Rescuers say desexing myths are fuelling unwanted dogs in the Far North.
The SPCA is investigating the sale of the puppies near Kaitāia market.
Matt Watson says the pod visits his Far North bay each winter.
The 270km event drew 1500 starters, with one competitor dying.
Has the surprise phone call finally gone out of fashion?
'I feel like a happy tortoise in a shell,' artist and former journalist Keri Molloy says.
Two key sections from Te Hana to Whangārei are now on a future pipeline list.
Alice Bayley and Sione Teu took over Ōtaika Four Square in September 2024.
Oral health therapist Jess Korach runs her own Kerikeri clinic after moving north.
He underwent four surgeries to fix a burst tangle of blood vessels in his brain.
The 89-year-old built a 5m bridge to cross the deep, scoured drain.
Warning severe housing deprivation can 'have significant short and long-term impacts'.
Krystel Scott-Davidson’s melanoma has spread to her lung, liver and brain.
Kerikeri power prices sit about 20% above the national average.
Ben Dalton said falling domestic visits and fuel costs drove the decision.
Wayne Fearnehough, 59, is facing his third bout of aggressive lymphoma.
Across a 2.9km stretch of SH10, 39 people have been injured and one has died.
The 33-year-old mum will be the only Northland pin-up on the Christchurch stage.
NZTA has contacted 489 landowners and confirmed needs for 75 properties so far.
Now 56, he is a top-performing Ray White Whangārei real estate agent.
Their 'Slow Paddle' raised just over $4500 for Lifeline and Sustainable Coastlines.
NZTA has lodged fast-track approval bids for an alternative Brynderwyn route.
Return trips could hit $14.20 for cars between Northland and Auckland.
Branches crashed onto Wendywood Lane as storms hit Kerikeri.