Council - Kaunihera

Find a list of CCO's (Council Controlled Organisations)

Benefits and opportunities. Combine the healthy lifestyle choice of settling in the Far North with our progressive working environment that aims...

To make a general enquiry or Lodge a service request (RFS) using the new MyFNDC service. For urgent inquiries call 0800 920 029, for noise complaints

Here you will find links to current consultations and community engagement activities.

All our minutes and agendas are listed on our Infocouncil website, but you can access dates and links to specific agendas and minutes here.

Find council newsletters here including: newsletters in local newspapers, rates newsletters, food registration, alcohol licensing and dog registration

Includes alcohol licenses, road closures, rates notices, water restriction and supply notices, bylaw updates and funding deadlines.

Profiles of your Councillors

The Strategic Leadership Team provides organisational leadership across Far North District Council.

Profiles and contact information of community board members.

The District Plan sets out the activities permitted on any land in the Far North, and the conditions under which these activities are permitted.

This page covers off information around the elected members of Council, their role, ways of engaging with them.

Find council news stories published from 2019 to 2025.

Local Government Elections are an opportunity for Far North residents and ratepayers to vote for your local representative.

Read our Long Term Plan, and view recent Annual Plans and Annual Reports.

To help us become a progressive and high-performing council we have a number of ways to measure the impact of our activities.

Our plans and strategies are road maps that focus on the things that matter to our communities and to allocate resources accordingly. They also help u

Find archive hot topics here.

Explore the programmes and opportunities available to develop leadership skills, share your unique rangatahi perspective, and voice in our communities