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The small food safety team at the Far North District Council is making a big impact, and they have the audit results to prove it. The council’s Food Verification Agency (FVA) itself underwent an inspection in January, confirming the high standard of its work.
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Works to improve daily life for residents in central Kaitāia begin on Tuesday night (March 17), when crews start targeted pavement repairs along Commerce Street.
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Communities in the Bay of Islands-Whangaroa Ward of the Far North affected by the severe weather event in January are able to receive additional recovery support through the partnership.
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Are you passionate about our district’s sporting life? Nominations are now open for board members to oversee Te Puāwaitanga – Bay of Islands Sports Hub.
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Community boards across the Far North have approved funding for local events during the February meetings.
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Far North District Council (FNDC) is taking the lead in reuniting lost dogs with their owners with the introduction of a new text system as part of dog registration later this year.
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A Far North Creative Communities grant has helped bring RockQuest back to centre stage in the region, leading to a national scholarship win for a Kerikeri student.
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Can you believe NZ's hottest band, The Beths, is coming to play in little old Kerikeri this month! Check out the other cool events coming up in March.
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The final chapter has closed on this year’s Summer Reading programme at He Puna Mārama, Far North District Libraries, with scores of tamariki across the Te Hiku o Te Ika diving into books, creativity and imagination.
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