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The Chathams Islands is a remote, awe-inspiring place
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A building or resource consent
A liquor license
A swing mooring
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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'.
Thanks to those who attended the Essential Freshwater Package Q&A session on 1 August 2022.
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With nominations for Chatham Islands Council now closed and the election just around the corner, now is the time to look into who is standing to represent you.
Environment Canterbury and Chatham Islands Council have signed a new contract for services.
Local body elections are your chance to have your say on what's important to you, your whānau, and your community.
