Northland
Fire crews respond to three Northland scrub blazes
Northland crews have been working to contain three scrub fires across the region.
Kaikohe shooting: Police launch investigation after man injured
Armed police are guarding a house in Kaikohe after the town's second shooting in less than 24 hours.
Helicopters, trucks attend scrub fire in Far North
Two helicopters equipped with monsoon buckets are on their way to a large scrub fire near Doubtless Bay in the Far North.
Kotare Subtropicals on a mission to reduce banana imports
Geoff Mansell is growing bananas and many other subtropical fruits to supply local supermarkets and he hopes others will do the same. Audio
Nearly 400 march through Kaitāia to support Te Tiriti o Waitangi
The peaceful march was part of a much longer hīkoi that left Te Rerenga Wairua, or Cape Reinga, at dawn on Thursday and is due to arrive at the Treaty Grounds on 6 February.
Tama Potaka scolded for joking about David Seymour's hapū
The Minister for Māori-Crown Relations was told to stop making jokes about Seymour at the National Iwi Chairs Forum.
Iwi Chairs Forum to focus on dealing with govt
The forum will host 74 iwi ahead of Waitangi Day, and they will be considering "how we deal with the new coalition government".
Groundbreaking caulerpa dredging results expected
The government and others impacted by the invasive seaweed are closely watching the outcomes.
Ruapekapeka Pā road fix opens up history
The sealing of a once perilous road means visitors to significant battle sites no longer have to risk life and limb to get there.
Mother and son killed in Northland crash named
Marjorie Julia Cranstoun Mannion and her son Gerald De Vere Mannion died at the scene, police say.
'It's changed me': Photographer on life after helicopter crash
Rachel Jordan says she's not the same person after the devastating crash.
Seymour expects Waitangi events to be 'tense'
The ACT leader is the architect of the Treaty Principles Bill that proposes to rewrite the treaty principles before putting them to a public vote.
Take aim at commercial boats, not local fishers - Taipā competition organiser
The fishing competition organiser says a boat jetty protest by iwi members was misdirected.
Northland MP 'condemns' boat ramp protest ahead of fishing competition
Grant McCallum has called a local iwi's blockade of the boat ramp "illegal actions".
Fairfax archive saga: Tracking down the missing pictures
It is one of the great debacles of NZ history-keeping - an irreplaceable physical collection of more than a million photos almost ended up in a rubbish dump. But some have been even harder to track…
Taipa fishing competition protesters vow to continue demonstrations
The protest organiser says "It's now time for Māori to rise up, to intensify the struggle and make a stand".
Ngāti Kahu block boat ramp in fishing protest
A roadblock preventing fishers from using a boat ramp in the Far North has been lifted - but protesters say they will be backto make sure boats are not launched.
Northland gets $4m to prevent future flood risk
Northland is set to receive an additional $4 million towards flood resilience projects, a year since Cyclone Gabrielle battered the area.
Northland navigating billion-dollar Cyclone Gabrielle hit
Civil Defence says the 2023 cyclone was the biggest event in Te Tai Tokerau in a generation.
New Kāeo Bridge set to open
A long-awaited two-lane bridge will open in the Far North next week - but initially it will be only one way at a time, just like the old one.