Te Tai Tokerau has one of the highest growth rates in the North Island with a population increase of 8.3 per cent from 179,076 in 2018 to 194,007, according to the latest census data.
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A new library building in Kaikohe is one step closer with tenders now open for the contract to demolish buildings on the sites that once housed Save Mart second-hand shop and Petersen Motors show room. Tenders for the demolition process will close on Thursday 6 June.
A temporary crossing is being planned to take Hihi traffic while much-needed work is carried out to repair the Hihi Road bridge.
A project to reconstruct a significant section of the Procter Library roof has been completed after 19 weeks – all without affecting visitor numbers or lending rates.
A shift from El Niño to neutral rainfall conditions is on the horizon for Northland.
Five members of a hearings panel began taking verbal submissions at council Chambers in Kaikohe today on the council’s Proposed District Plan – the first of 20 hearings set to run over the next 18 months.
More than $23,000 will be distributed to five organisations across the Far North in the latest funding decisions by the district’s three community boards.
Far North District Council has taken a stand on two high-profile issues at an extraordinary council meeting on Thursday.
Eagle-eyed residents and visitors may have noticed new signs appearing on the council’s three isite visitor information centres in the Far North at Paihia, Ōpononi and Te Ahu in Kaitāia.