Local Government

ARH is responsible for owning and managing regional assets, the money from which will be used by the Regional Council to fund transport and water quality projects throughout the region.

District council situated in Westport, on the West Coast of the South Island.

Your chance to have your say on the way you want your place - the Waikato region - to be, now and in the future.

Introducing the Mayor of Christchurch.

A number of publications promoting and supporting citizenship education, including the Guide to Parliament and Government and the Guide to Local Government.

The Environment Centre provides a venue to meet, display, educate and share resources and ideas to improve the environment. The organisation was established by the Hamilton City Council.

The statutory body responsible for managing the natural and physical resources of air, land, water and coastal environment for the entire Southland region.

Website of the Canterbury local government party Independent Citizens.

A Council controlled organisation with shareholder ownership spread between Tararua District Council and Central Hawkes Bay District Council.

Facilitating contact between local authorities and government agencies involved in the Community Outcomes Processes (COP).

Wherever you live, your local council is working with its community to enhance social, economic, environmental and cultural wellbeing, now and in the future. Your local council can work even better for your community with feedback and participation. Visit the site for more information about your local council.

Council Web site index for New Zealand using clickable maps and various link lists.

The national voice for New Zealand's 86 local authorities.

Lynne Pope, Palmerston North city councillor. Commentary and news about what the Palmerston North City Council is doing, and more, as Lynne Pope keeps in contact with the Palmerston North community.

Michael Laws loves Wanganui and is passionate about the city's potential and its future. As mayor, he aims to bring to Wanganui a national profile, a sense of community and a superior quality of life.

The Mayors Taskforce for Jobs is a nationwide network of mayors working on the issues of work and livelihood in their communities. Begun in 2000 with seven mayors, the Taskforce now has a membership of 71 mayors, 97% of all mayors in New Zealand.

A magazine for the New Zealand local government. Located in Auckland.

The Opotiki Harbour development project aims to substantially improve access for larger vessels, and allow the town to become the service and processing base for a future marine farming industry.

Information about the Opotiki region ranging from news to a travelers' directory.

An independent statutory body that is responsible for making decisions on the structure and representation requirements of local government in New Zealand.