Councillors voted unanimously to retain the district’s Ngā Tai o Tokerau Māori Ward at an Extraordinary Meeting held today (Friday 6 September) at Ngāwhā Innovation and Enterprise Park.
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Far North Mayor Kahika Moko Tepania has described the naming of the new monarch of the Kiingitanga as a “historic day for our nation”.
Te Hiku Community Board has decided that reviewing community funding applications every month is the most appropriate way to ensure it supports local applicants.
The council is seeking community feedback on proposed new speed limit changes in the Russell-Kororāreka catchment area, which includes the communities of Russell, Ōkiato, Rāwhiti, Waikare, and Kāretu.
The demolition of the old Kaitāia Swimming Pool at Memorial Park was successfully completed last Friday, by contractor Far North Roading on behalf of Far North District Council.
Planners, community groups, landowners and developers now have a fresh perspective with the latest update of KompSat imagery, a satellite which observes the earth’s environmental, infrastructure, and agricultural changes.
What lies beneath the bare site on Kaikohe’s main street, where the new Kaikohe Library and Civic Hub will one day sit? It’s the many layers of community consultation, that can’t be seen by the naked eye.
The final stage of Te Kohekohe community housing development has opened in Kaikohe offering a total of 60 units to those in need of safe, warm, affordable housing. Meet new tenants, Josie, Robbie and their young family.
Far North Mayor Kahika Moko Tepania has paid tribute to Māori king Kiingi Tuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII who has died aged 69.