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Kids art brightens annual rates calendar

This year Chatham Islands residents will receive a rates calendar with a difference after an art competition involving all the Island’s school kids.

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Chatham Islands Long-Term Plan 2018-28 – consultation now closed

Feedback on the Chatham Islands Council’s Long-Term Plan has now closed.

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Chatham Islands CDEM Group Plan – consultation now closed

Consultation on the Chatham Islands Civil Defence Emergency Management Group Plan has now closed.

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Stock Control and Keeping of Poultry, Bees & Pigs and Boundary Fencing – consultation now closed

Feedback on the Draft Stock Control and Keeping of Poultry, Bees & Pigs and Boundary Fencing Bylaw 2018 has now closed.

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New tsunami evacuation zones online

Tsunami evacuation zones for the Chatham Islands are now online on Canterbury Maps.

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Chatham Islands biosecurity book promotes No Pests Please

A new book produced by the Chatham Islands Council and Environment Canterbury aims to highlight the key pests that threaten the Islands’ unique natural values.

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