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The Chathams Islands is a remote, awe-inspiring place
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Sets out our work and priorities for the next financial year
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A report on the Chatham Islands economy
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Dog Control Bylaw overview
Waitangi Beach vehicle bylaw
Managing boating and other activities on water
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The Council will be closed from midday 23 December to 9 January but we will still have staff able to answer any calls.
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Reporting faults on the mobile network is important for understanding problems and improving the service.
Prime Minister Jacinda Arden visited the Chatham Island on November 25 to open the new civic building and museum.
As part of their biennial compliance monitoring, Environment Canterbury staff will be visiting the Islands.
Find out more about what Predator Free Chathams has been up to in the past months including a visit from the Minister of Conservation, Hon Poto Williams.
Lots of thoughtful ideas about the Chatham Island airport terminal extension came out of the meeting with locals.
Planning to live in a tiny house? The Ministry for Business, Innovation and Employment has guidance to help you out.
Two plaques acknowledging the Chathams war efforts have been installed outside the Council and Museum building.
The consultation period on a plan to introduce a levy on agricultural emissions of greenhouse gases is now open.
Monique Croon has officially been re-elected Mayor of the Chatham Islands, with the release of the final results.
During a routine check, our dive team found invasive pests attached to a boat in Waitangi.
Councillor Jason Seymour will not seek re-election for the Chatham Islands Council in 2022.
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