Strengthening El Niño already being felt across Northland
Peak conditions were expected in late spring or early summer.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Proposal to truck Delmore wastewater to Whangārei raises concerns.
Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith told Whangārei residents a safety overhaul is underway.
Built in Ōpua over 18 months, the $5m ROV began final sea trials on June 22.
Oromahoe retiree Gail Olliver is selling her 'forever home' as rates hit $5000.
Brown says Kaitāia’s NorthPark has suffered millions in flood damage.
Awanui River flows peaked at 410cu m a second, almost double the 1958 flood.
More rain on the way for Far North as fragile roads struggle after floods.
The spit has lost 420,000 tonnes of sand in just six years.
The Helena Bay hill slip is expected to take 15,000 truckloads to clear.
Infrastructure Minister Chris Bishop says the region is not being left off the table.
Northland has an estimated 50,000 dogs for a population of about 200,000.
The plan would merge North Rodney’s 50,000 people with Kaipara’s 30,000.
Tepania plans to pursue a Doctor of Education after his current mayoral term.
The new unitary authority would take over district and regional functions.
The slip may need between 10,000 and 20,000 truckloads cleared from site.
Hundreds have been cut off by a slip featuring a 100-tonne boulder.
Te Tai Tokerau’s east coast had significant rainfall from midnight Saturday.
Some coastal settlements were hit by 340mm of rain in just five hours.
The tiny hydromedusae are invisible to swimmers but carry up to 100 tentacles.
Northland last held rates at zero in 2014, also under the regional council.
Jack Craw warns one contaminated boat visit could permanently alter the lakes.
Nearly 19,000 people are expected at Kai Iwi Lakes this year, many with boats.
Three Kaipara candidates sought judicial recounts, the most of any NZ council.
NRC becomes the first regional council to have had two chairs from Māori wards.
Judge Kevin Kelly rejected a recount bid over the mayoral election's 21-vote gap.
The contender would be filing today at Whangārei District Court for a judicial recount.
Vince Cocurullo exits after 12 years on council and one term as mayor.
Ōtamatea councillor Mark Vincent walked out, calling the meeting a farce.
Whangārei Heads' 58.9% turnout leads all wards in the district this election.
Ken Couper and Vince Cocurullo have swapped places in the tight mayoral contest.
Far North mayor Moko Tepania is 3600 votes ahead of challenger Ann Court.