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Far North District Council's Moko Tepania on Todd Muller's resignation
Far North District Counci'sl Moko Tepania has weighed in on Todd Muller’s resignation.
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Far North Council asks locals if First-Past-the-Post' system works for them
Northland residents have been asked for feedback by Far North District Council about the First-Past-the-Post voting system it uses.
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First ever bilingual report submitted in Far North District Council
Far North District Councilor Moko Tepania is being praised for submitting the first bilingual report to council.
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Big trouble in little Kaitaia- water levels down 89%
It has been a dry month in the Northland, with soil moisture levels well below the normal for Kaikohe, Kaitaia, and Kerikeri regions. Water restrictions are progressively being applied across Northland due to these extremely dry conditions.
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Hapū calls for more consultation in Council water consent process
Hapū concern over the impact of council consent to draw water from rivers and streams around the Whatitiri area and the toll they say it’s taken on Poroti Springs has been a contentious issue in Northland for years.
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Far North Wastewater doesn't Receive the Treatment it Deserves
Far North iwi Ngāti Kahu are enraged, that after 10 years, the local council has done nothing to rectify water quality in the region.
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Kai Ora Fund supports 56 Northland projects
The Kai Ora Fund has many people in the Northland region considering the healthier option when it comes to food choices.
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SH1 reopens in Far North
Kaumātua from local Muriwhenua iwi, Ngāti Kurī have formally blessed the new stretch of State Highway One this morning at Pukenui, as the rebuild of the section of road which was washed away last Friday nears completion.
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Ōmāpere lake considered deadly by locals
Frustration has flared with residents of Ōmāpere after seeing dead eels in the lake. However, the Northland Regional Council says initial levels were not high enough to trigger any human health concerns.
