
'Violent behaviour is unacceptable': Police hunt group after store robbery
Cash and cigarettes were stolen before the group fled on foot.
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One victim was airlifted to Whangārei Hospital with serious bite wounds.
Gymnasts Renee Pilon and Lexi Hati trained in secret for weeks to nail their routine.
Jack Craw warns one contaminated boat visit could permanently alter the lakes.
The 66-year-old busker was twice hit by cars while riding his scooter.
The plan would scrap all 11 regional councils for mayor‑led boards.
Pou Tu O Te Rangi Harding Park is one of five NZ winners this year.
Jason Paul Wharerau, 11, was found in the water near Parauwanui Beach.
The Education Act 2020 was amended this month to drop the Treaty duty of school boards.
Northland had the country’s highest Jobseeker Support rate at 11.4% in September.
Fire crews battled the blaze with 11 teams at its height on Tuesday night.
The 76-year-old died in a farming accident on his Broadwood farm earlier this month.
Searchers have spent a week scouring waters after two fishers failed to return.
Whangārei Primary School closed on Tuesday to allow for testing of at least 10 classrooms.
The planned second SH1 closure from November 20 to 23 is no longer needed.
The 17-foot runabout was found drifting with no one aboard on Saturday morning.
More than 70 organisations have shown interest in building the 19km rail link.
Up to 450 new Kāinga Ora homes were recently scrapped but new building is still under way.
A staff member sought help at a nearby superette just after 9.30am.
Kaitāia has one ambulance overnight, with back-up from Kaikohe or Kerikeri.
Three Kaipara candidates sought judicial recounts, the most of any NZ council.
The Northland Corridor could cost up to $18.3b, which Mayor Brown says is too expensive.
Nearly 30 vehicles were damaged in the blaze on October 21.
Health officials say Kiwis aged 32 to 56 are likely to need a second MMR vaccination.
Labour Day traffic showed how travel times could be reduced with the new corridor.
About 12% of Māori over 65 show signs of mate wareware dementia.
Northland's level of crime has begged the question – who is suffering in the shadows?
More than 4000 revellers usually flock to the post-half marathon celebration.
People with dementia can go wandering with a goal to find something or wander aimlessly.
Students led the push to honour Warren Litchfield’s 14 years of service.