This is our UAT website.
The latest Council news and events
Our staff and elected representatives
Find out about upcoming meetings and read agendas
Social, economic, environmental and cultural wellbeing
How to request official information from the Council
The Chathams Islands is a remote, awe-inspiring place
Information on the upcoming local election
Sets out our work and priorities for the next financial year
Our work and priorities for the next decade
A report on the Chatham Islands economy
An overview of the Council’s activity
Resource management framework summary
Transport priorities for 2021 – 2031
Dog Control Bylaw overview
Waitangi Beach vehicle bylaw
Managing boating and other activities on water
Understanding hazards and risks to build capability
Jo Tranter, artist and photographer, shares how she fell in love with the beauty of Rekohu.
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An update on what the Three Waters reforms could mean for the Chatham Islands.
You can now find out your property's valuation and rates details online.
Read about the wonderful volunteers who support our residents in their ‘golden years’ and the brave volunteers of our Fire Brigade.
A remarkable one-eyed scent detection dog is training to take on his latest challenge; sniffing out African love grass.
Environment Canterbury staff visited the Island to talk about resource management and the Essential Freshwater package.
This month we are featuring three women in business on the Chatham Islands. Find out more about what service they provide to the community.
The Chatham Islands play a vital role in Rocket Lab launches, and we caught up with Rocket Lab to find out more about the ground station here on the island.
The new Chatham Islands Pest Management Plan will commence on 17 May 2021.
Our draft Long-Term Plan 2021-31 is open for community feedback from 27 April to 27 May 2021.
Our Long-Term Plan 2021-31 has now been adopted
We have successfully delivered the Sorted Kainga Ora programme to 28 whānau and we are pleased to have received more funding to deliver to a further 15 whānau.
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