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Visit the Chatham Islands
The Chathams Islands is a remote, awe-inspiring place that is full of birdlife and incredible history making for an unforgettable visit. The islands were first inhabited by Moriori, who named the islands 'Rekohu' – translated as 'misty skies' or 'misty sun'.
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Central Government's Three Waters proposals
Central Government is reviewing how to improve the regulation and supply of drinking water, wastewater and stormwater (the three waters) in New Zealand.
Lockdown in Waitangi
Geologist Hamish Campbell shares his experience of getting stuck on the Chatham Islands during lockdown.
How is Council funded?
The Chatham Islands Council is responsible for both District and Regional Council activities.