Mike Te Wake - Te Hiku Community Board

05/07/2026

06/05/2026

Te Hiku Community Board!

15/04/2026

He Kuaka mārangaranga. Ko tau ki te tahuna. Ko tau, ko tau, ko tau!

Far North District Council will proceed with the appointment of 10 external hapū and iwi members to its Te Kuaka Committee for Māori Strategic Relationships.

06/04/2026

Please see our latest post for updated information as at 11 AM 7/04: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17MyRtgMoa/
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Kia ora Northland, MetService New Zealand has this morning (Monday 6 April) upgraded the existing Heavy Rain Watch to an Orange Warning ahead of the subtropical low that is expected to approach Northland overnight tonight.

Unfortunately, it is the north and east of the region that again face the potential of being the most affected.

During the 18 hours from 10pm tonight to 4pm tomorrow (Tuesday), 90 to 120 mm of rain is expected, especially in the north and east of the region. Peak rates may reach 25 to 40 mm/h in possible thunderstorms and localised downpours tomorrow morning.

The Strong Wind Watch remains in place, with east to northeast winds which may approach severe gale in exposed places during the period from 3am tomorrow to 4pm tomorrow.

The key advice is to use today to prepare your property and possessions (if you haven't already), and take extreme care on the roads tomorrow, particularly in the morning when there is the possibility of surface flooding, debris and slips on the roads. And don't take chances driving through floodwaters.

Keep up-to-date with MetService severe weather information at:
https://www.metservice.com/warnings/home -north