Face masks are still required indoors at service centres, i-SITEs, libraries and the Museum @ Te Ahu from Thursday 14 April. My Vaccine Passes are no longer required to access any council service. We appreciate your patience with this evolving situation.See the link below for information about our reduced hours.
Published on 08 August 2022
Far North District Council is seeking to appoint independent commissioners to hear and decide/recommend on resource consent applications and plan changes/reviews under the Resource Management Act (1991).
Potential candidates in October’s local body elections are being urged to complete their nominations ahead of the Friday 12 August midday deadline, with several positions uncontested as of midday today.
Published on 05 August 2022
Far North District Council aims to keep residents and visitors better informed of its work through new-look, full page updates in local newspapers.
Published on 04 August 2022
A playground to be built next to Tōtara North Hall later this year is just one example how the council’s focus on sustainable procurement is boosting the district’s social, cultural, economic, and environmental wellbeing.
Find out about our new online mapping tool which will be especially helpful for those living in the newly created Waipapa subdivision.
Published on 29 July 2022
A project that will provide a supplementary supply of drinking water for the Kaikohe community is schedule for completion in time for summer.
Search the rating database and find information about how to pay your rates.
The rules, policies and objectives for sustainably managing our resources.
Everything you need to know about building in the Far North.
Far North Maps is our public geographic information (GIS) system.
It's free to join Far North Libraries to gain access to extensive resources.
Find out what is needed for a resource consent.
Find a range of ways to contact or lodge a service request with the Council.
Find job opportunities and learn what working at Council is about.
All about dog ownership in the Far North.
What you can recycle and where, and information about approved roadside collection points.
Access the Hokianga ferry timetable and link to information about the Russell ferries.
Register for an online services account.
Feedback period closes 4pm, 12 August 2022.
The purpose of the Easter Sunday Shop Trading Policy is to enable shops to open on Easter Sunday in the Far North. We would like your feedback on a proposed new Easter Sunday Shop Trading Policy.
Submissions closing on 19 August 2022, 05:00 PM
We're seeking feedback on our strategic plan to make sure we've got it right.
Submissions closing on 21 October 2022, 05:00 PM
The Proposed District Plan will be notified on Wednesday 27 July, 2022. This opens a formal submission period that runs for 60 working days.
MyFNDC is a safe and secure online service to lodge, view and track service requests.
Pay your rates and water accounts using a credit or debit card through our secure payment gateway.
Pay your re-registration fee online. You need your dog renewal letter that has the Dog ID on it.
Click here to see what is possible with online services
Once registered, you can view details of your properties, current rates and lodge services requests.
On display until 29 August 2022
8 August 2022Public Notice of application for Club licence
8 August 2022Public Notice of application for renewal of Club licence
On display until 31 August 2022
August Formal Meetings 2022
On display until 20 August 2022
Application for renewal of ON licence from E R Bellas Limited trading as Awanui Hotel
On display until 19 August 2022
29 July 2022Public Notice of application for renewal of Off-licence
On display until 21 October 2022
Far North District Council invites submissions on the Proposed District Plan from 9am on 27 July 2022. The period for lodging submissions closes at 5pm, 21 October 2022.