First steps to extending the Kororāreka Russell urupa got underway last December with a project to create around 2,200 square metres of much-needed new cemetery space.
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A ban on the use of outdoor sprinklers or irrigation systems will apply from Monday 22 January for Ōmanaia-Rāwene households to reduce demand and help preserve the supply’s only water source.
Te Hiku Community Board has recommended that the Kaitāia community group Aupōuri Ngāti Kahu Te Rarawa Trust (ANT Trust) be given a new 30-year ground lease over Tangonge Domain Recreation Reserve.
Urgent roof repairs at Kerikeri’s Procter Library will see some resources temporarily relocated and public access to others limited from Tuesday 30 January.
Far North District Council wants everyone to have a safe and enjoyable time visiting our spectacular coastline this summer. Watch the video for several websites that provide great information and safety advice for those on and in the water.
Far North District Council has upgraded maritime facilities at Mangōnui’s Mill Bay and at Rangiputa on the Karikari Peninsula to make launching boats safer and easier along the Te Hiku coastline.
The local community board has recommended that Hokianga Bowling Club be granted a new 15-year ground lease over the Rāwene Recreation Reserve.
Three community groups were granted a share of more than $20,000 in funding from Te Hiku Community Board at its 12 December meeting.
**UPDATE 6 Jan**
The all-clear has been given for beachgoers to again swim and collect shellfish at the north end of Tokerau Beach, Whatuwhiwhi.
Daily testing following a wastewater spill at the beach on 2 January show that water quality has returned to normal, and signs warning users not to swim or collect shellfish will be removed.