
Man doing fine after reserve injury
Police say there are no suspicious circumstances after a man is found injured in Kaitaia.
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"The stuff I do out here gives me personal credibility," Maori leader says.
Labour's new deputy Kelvin Davis provides an important contrast to leader Jacinda Ardern.
A Blenheim youth, who was adopted as a boy, is cycling 1100km to help kids in state care.
Warning: This article is about youth suicide and may be distressing for some.
Meeting of police and public comes up with plenty of ideas to make town better.
Educators don hard hats and hi-vis jackets for tour of industry sites in Whangarei.
Warning: This article is about youth suicide and may be distressing for some.
Competition intense as Bayleys Premier division heads into last weeks of regular season.
Hunker down - days of rain, gales and snow are on the way.
Police name two people killed in crashes in Northland last week.
Ron Pattenden has an estimated 100 donors to thank for keeping him alive.
The father of 14-year-old fleeing driver had been caught a night earlier.
Police are crediting Kaitaia's Building Safer Communities CCTV network for stopping crime
OBM continued to show their dominance in the Bayleys Premier rugby competition.
Maori families living in sheds and buses have been offered zero-deposit homes.
A young woman has reversed her decision to become a male, a rare case in New Zealand.
OBM grab another bonus point as Mid Northern and Western Sharks keep pace.
Kamo picked up their first win of the season in the Bayleys Premier grade.
63 minis have hit the road to raise money for charity. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
63 classic mini's are traveling the length of the country to raise money for KidsCan. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The thriller Mo and Jess kill Susie to be performed in te reo Maori for the first time.
A house has been condemned after a section of road slumped in Cyclone Cook's rain.
Teenage boy dies after being released from hospital.
The quad bike rolled at Wreck Bay Rd in Ahipara this afternoon.
COMMENT: The November 14 Kaikoura earthquake and its widespread damage is a reminder that nature imposes a running cost on all our infrastructure.
A Kiwi woman is helping lift the lid on how pornography consumption is effecting young people in New Zealand.
JS050117NADWAI313.JPG: Reti Boynton of Kaitaia leads the anti-P hikoi to Waitangi after a five-day walk from Cape Reinga. PHOTO /
More needs to be done to help children and young people access help, counsellors say, following the deaths of two children.