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The multifunctional nature of the community facility in effect means that Northlanders as a whole, along with visitors to the region, are also stakeholders. For example, the library is part of a district library service comprising six public libraries, five community and five area school/community libraries. The museum has a close relationship with other museum and archive organisations throughout northland. The i-SITE is one of three strategically located i-SITE visitor travel centres in the Far North and the council’s Kaitaia service centre is one of six offices located throughout the Far North.

Background

The Far North Regional Museum and the library had for some years identified the need to expand their buildings. This need resulted in a plan for Council, through its Long Term Community Plan, to look at rationalising all Council buildings in Kaitaia to match community expectations. The demonstrated need for a multifunctional facility to provide modern, purpose-built spaces for Kaitaia’s library, museum, i-SITE and service centre – especially the arts and culture – arose out… Continue Reading

Stakeholders

Key stakeholders include Te Rarawa, Ngati Kahu, other iwi, Dalmatians and the other cultures who have chosen the “real” Far North as their home., the users of the Far North community centre, the arts community, Kataia Dramatic Society, Kaitaia A & P, Far North Community Forest Trust, NorthTec, Kaitaia Business Association and Department of Conservation. There are others and more will emerge as the project grows. Continue Reading

Trust Meetings and Documents

The Trustees meet on a regular basis in the Te Ahu Video Conference room from 8.30am to 10.00am. Continue Reading

Current Trustees

CHAIRPERSON Mike Mitcalfe TRUSTEES Mike Mitcalfe, Dave Collard, Adele Gardiner, Mark Tan, Keri Hokai, Rachel Baucke-Bartlett TE RARAWA TRUSTEE Abraham Witana MUSEUM TRUSTEE Bronwyn Bauer-Hunt ADMINISTRATOR *protected email* – ALL ENQUIRIES Continue Reading

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South Road (SH1)
Kaitaia, New Zealand
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