Bay celebrates cup connections
The America's Cup victory has been partly thanks to some Bay of Islands connections - both on and off the boat.
Armed man arrested by police
Police have arrested the man who fled after crashing a car in the Far North.
New location needed for Kerikeri Kaeo food bank
A charitable trust that helps feed hungry Far North families is now in desperate need of a helping hand.
Northland birdlife under threat
With several native Northland birds at risk of extinction, an environmental advocate is calling for conservation to be made a regional priority.
Chef to MPI: 'Burger off'
New red tape will kill signature hamburger at NZ's oldest licensed restaurant, says chef.
Man 'lives through kindness'
Leo Stirling has been begging on the street, asking for everything from a flight to a Rolex watch. And people are paying up.
Woman wins ruling against Toyota
A disputes tribunal has ruled in favour of a Kerikeri woman in her dispute with Northland Toyota.
Flooding creates cow island
Northland flooding that cut power and closed schools penned cows in on a tiny island.
Marathon effort at Great Wall
A massive 42km in temperatures up to 38 degrees, 65 per cent humidity and 5164 stairs has been completed by a Far North woman.
Colourful characters descend on Kerikeri
The Kerikeri Theatre Company can't wait to perform the classic musical Oliver! in July.
Roof-rider run over
Police seek information on vehicle that ran over man, leaving him with serious injuries.
Building in heritage zone angers locals
Residents in the historic Waimate North area, are calling for a large shed to be demolished, saying it ruins the landscape.
Popular community choir hits Far North
The A Choired Taste community choirs are a big hit in Whangarei and Auckland - now one has been established in Kerikeri.
Far North donates pyjamas for foster kids
Northland foster children will wear warm pyjamas this winter thanks to a combined community effort.
Retirement village set to expand
Kerikeri Retirement Village is set to expand, with a two-storey apartment block in the pipeline.
Far North intersection proposal mooted
A roundabout is the preferred option to relieve traffic woes at a notorious Waipapa intersection, with the option being discussed at a public session recently.
FNDC announces review of tender processes
Following a High Court ruling that said the Far North District Council was unlawful in excluding a local contractor from tendering for sections of the national cycle trail, the council have announced they will be conducting an independent review.
Government funding won't make a difference, say Northland shop owners
Tougher laws and police patrols - not Government funding for more security measures - are needed to curb violent robberies, Northland small businesses say.
Far North film fest aims to inspire
Waipapa Rotary and the Kerikeri Mountain Bike Club have joined forces to bring some of the world's best adventure films to Far North residents.
Inspiring Far North women make Queen's Honours list
Two inspiring and hard working Far North women have been honoured in this year's Queen's Birthday Honours list.
Dangerous Far North Rd sparks calls for reduced speed limit
Kapiro Rd, near Waipapa, in the Far North has local residents calling for a reduced speed limit.
Far North firefighters continue call for more volunteers
Despite a number of people signing up to become firefighters, Far North fire brigades still need more volunteers.
Kerikeri nursery reopens after myrtle rust findings
It's been a tough month for Kerikeri Plant Production after myrtle rust was found there - but they've finally been allowed to reopen.
Women's chorus overcomes setbacks
Kerikeri women's chorus Bella a Cappella was awarded their third national gold medal for their performance in Dunedin.
We could have beaten the Lions
The Lions' arrival in Whangarei promises old-style billeting, post-match beers – and memories of the triple-scissors move.
Kerikeri cafe owner feels violated after several thefts
A Kerikeri cafe owner "feels violated" after more than $6000 worth of items has been stolen over the past 18 months.
Masked and armed teens make off with cash and booze
A Far North liquor store manager is shaken but unhurt after being robbed by two girls with axes.
Far North teens off to US for basketball tour
Basketball is helping Far North kids jetset to the United States for experience and to attempt to gain university scholarships.
Swim team makes splash at Northland carnival
The Bay of Islands hosted a Special Olympics Swim Carnival last weekend at Kawakawa Community Swimming Pool.
Far North firefighters claim community spirit award
A Far North fire brigade has taken out the community spirit award from the Sky Tower Stair Challenge for the second time in three years.
