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
Resource management framework summary
Dog Control Bylaw overview
An overview of the Council’s activity
Waitangi Beach vehicle bylaw
Transport priorities for 2021 – 2031
Managing boating and other activities on water
Understanding hazards and risks to build capability
A report on the Chatham Islands economy
The Chatham Islands relies on shipping for essential resources, like diesel for the electricity grid and fuel for air services.
The main port is at Waitangi and features:
Waitangi Wharf Coastal Process Monitoring Report Tonkin + Taylor December 2020 [PDF, 16 MB]
The Council also has wharves at Owenga, Kaingaroa, Port Hutt and Flower Pot on Pitt Island.
Port charges are payable to the Chatham Islands Council - via online banking, telephone banking, post, or in person. Please refer to the Your Rates page for more information on these payment options.
Cruise ships are charged $44 per passenger, per visit.
Cruise ship charges are payable to the Chatham Islands Council - via online banking, telephone banking, post, or in person. Please refer to the Your Rates page for more information on these payment options.