Marsden Maritime Holdings Ltd

22/06/2026

Northland councils are seeking views on a major amalgamation plan by June 24.

18/06/2026

18/06/2026

The Marsden Maritime Holdings Ltd Excellence in Business - Medium Business Award recognises Northland businesses with 10–20 full-time employees and an annual turnover between $1–$3 million.

The Judges are looking for a business that has grown from a small scale and implemented strategies, systems and processes that deliver great results, while staying focused on future growth. This award celebrates business with a smart strategy, strong results and the team behind it!

To find out more and register your interest visit: https://www.northlandbusinessawards.co.nz/business-categories/

Congratulations to last year's winner Villa Chartered Accountants & Business Advisors

Northland Business Excellence Awards powered by Northpower & Top Energy NZ and proudly presented by NZ Chambers of Commerce Northland.

17/06/2026

Should Northland Councils merge into 1 Council or 2?

The question is part of the Local Government Reform, and we want to get your feedback before the big decisions are made.

Have your say online:
💡 https://www.wdc.govt.nz/Whats-new/Have-your-say/Current-Consultations/Local-government-reform

The Government has announced it wants to reduce the number of local authorities across New Zealand. As part of this, it is asking councils to consider amalgamating (combining) District and Regional Councils into single organisations known as "unitary authorities".

17/06/2026

Promote, network and market your business.

17/06/2026

17/06/2026

16/04/2026

Tourism is very important for Northland keep up the good work Northland Inc

A lot of the work our Destination team is involved in, goes on behind the scenes, building relationships with travel agents who book visitors on trips to New Zealand.

Earlier this month, our Trade Marketing Manager, Sarah Archer and Head of Destination Ben Chapman, were in Auckland representing Northland at the Regional Tourism New Zealand Inbound Trade Show 2026.

Over two full days, they met one-on-one with inbound tour operators — the people who package up and sell New Zealand to international visitors.

It’s a pretty full-on format — back-to-back meetings, 12 minutes at a time, talking through what’s new in Northland, what’s coming up, and where we fit into future itineraries.

These are the conversations that help get Northland into international itineraries — and ultimately drive more visitors, and value, into our region.