Communities across Kaipara are now home to 28 new official New Zealand citizens, following a ceremony at the Dargaville Lighthouse Function Centre. 

UPDATE 9pm: The repair has been completed and we've got water flowing into the treatment plant.

Summer holidays are fast approaching! During this time critical council services continue, with some changes due to staff availability. 

The report was formally adopted following unanimous approval by elected members at the council meeting on 26 November. 

A long-awaited decision has been reached on the Dargaville Town Hall, with elected members voting at the 10 December council meeting to demolish the annex building as well as the Northern Wairoa War Memorial Hall.

As Mayor, it is my absolute privilege to welcome you to Kaipara this summer. Our district is a place of wide horizons, sparkling harbours and lakes, rolling countryside, vibrant communities, buzzing towns and stunning natural beauty. We are proud to share it with you.

Kaipara District Council is celebrating the recognition of Harding Park as an exceptional open space following its success in securing the prestigious Green Flag Award®.

Kaipara District’s new Council has officially taken office.

After more than 20 years building my planning career in the Whangārei and Waikato districts, I have returned home to bring my skills and experience back to the district I care about.

With just seven days left before voting closes at 12 pm on Saturday 11 October.

The Kaipara District Council meeting on 24 September, featured valedictory speeches from retiring councillors Eryn Wilson-Collins and Mike Howard.

A partnership agreement between Kaipara District Council and the Te Tai Tokerau Water Trust (the Trust) delivering a major infrastructure package for Dargaville and the Northern Wairoa Agricultural Delta has been signed.