Two wards at Whangārei Hospital remain closed to visitors, due to the spread of Covid-19 and other respiratory illnesses like the flu. Ward 14, a medical ward, and ward 15, a rehabilitation and stroke...

Kerikeri 18-year-old Sky Gundry won the trade fair for the second year in a row with Sky’s Surf School, which aims to give young women confidence in the water. Photo / Peter de Graaf...

A new partnership through telehealth between iwi and Māori health providers aims to deliver more equitable outcomes for whānau in Te Arawa, Heretaunga and Ngāpuhi. Te Hau Ora o Ngāpuhi, Te Taiwhenua o Heretaunga,...

Far North resident Annie Hackett is thrilled to have completed the Mongol Derby, touted as the “longest, toughest horse race in the world”. Photo / Supplied The chafing on Annie Hackett’s legs is nearly...

Outgoing three-term Whangārei Mayor Sheryl Mai, here when she was first sworn in in 2013, is urging people to get out and vote in October’s local body elections. From the Mayor’s Desk: Now nominations...

Sign language was delivered into homes and workplaces during daily Covid 19. The Government has now given money to help improve access to sign language learning in Northland. Families of deaf Northland toddlers and...

Former Kerikeri resident Barnaby Olson brings his play A Travellers Guide to Turkish Dogs to the Turner Centre in September. Photo / Supplied It’s been a long time in the making, but the popular...