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	Kaipara New Zealand - Kaipara Towns and Places
		The largest town in the Kaipara District, Dargaville is an old established community beside the Northern Wairoa River and is a service centre for the surrounding rural areas.
		This township is the gateway to the Kaipara District, the central part of the Kaipara Harbour, the east coast’s Mangawhai Harbour, and to greater Northland.
		In 1825 the battle of Te Ika-a-Ranganui last and fiercest battle of the inter-tribal musket wars, was fought on the portage, 3kms along the Mangawhai Road from Kaiwaka.
	www.petermarsh.co.nz /kaipara/towns.htm (1177 words)

	Kaipara District - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Kaipara District is located in the Northland Region in northern New Zealand.
		Kaipara District is located in the low hills around the northern shores of the Kaipara Harbour, a large natural harbour open to the Tasman Sea.
		The roughly triangular district stretches from a thinning of the North Auckland Peninsula south of Maungaturoto in the southeast to the Waipoua Forest in the northwest, extending from there down the west coast to the Kaipara Harbour.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kaipara_District (242 words)

	Kaipara District Council
		Kaipara District Council recognises Te Uri o Hau, Ngati Whatua cultural and spiritual values are integral to their wellbeing.
		Kaipara District Council recognises Te Uri o Hau, Ngati Whatua Mana Whenua, Mana Moana.
		Kaipara District Council with Te Uri o Hau, Ngati Whatua agree that the allocation and use of resources will be based on parity, fairness and equality.
	www.kaipara.govt.nz /teuri.htm (3046 words)

	Whangarei Northern Advocate
		The move to pull Kaipara ratepayers out of the stadium-funding loop came at a council meeting in Dargaville on Wednesday while a prospective submission on the Northland Regional Council (NRC) draft annual plan was being considered.
		Questioning whether Kaipara ratepayers were fully aware of this, Mr Neal said a road sign near Whangarei Hospital stated it was 55km by road to Dargaville and he claimed most people would rely on this type of information to determine whether they were within the higher rating area.
		Cr Alspach then proposed Kaipara take a neutral stand on the proposed stadium, oppose funding its ongoing operational costs, declare the proposed rating regime with concentric circles impractical and call for the whole of the Kaipara district to be included in the lower rating area.
	www.northernadvocate.co.nz /storyprint.cfm?storyID=3637681 (601 words)

	District City Councils New Zealand, Home Loan, District City Councils (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		With 7,324 square kilometres, the Far North District is the largest of the three districts, contributing 54% of the land area and 38% of the population of the region.
		The Hauraki District lies at the base of the Coromandel Peninsula, bordered on the east by the Pacific Ocean and on the west by the firth of Thames and the Hauraki Gulf.
		The District is keen to encourage industries which are complementary to those already in the District, including those which add value to the primary sector.
	ecom.50webs.com /newzealand/District_City_Councils.htm (6929 words)

	Summary of Submissions \| Electricity Works above 110kV and 100MVA on Roads and Level Crossings \| Reviews and Development
		ACC District Plans for the CBD and Isthmus areas ensure that an electricity operator cannot erect new overhead lines of any voltage or capacity as a permitted activity.
		LGNZ noted that several councils felt that their District Plans would be able to adequately control the transmission services but others felt that their District Plan would not be adequate.
		District Plan provisions are usually a more effective means of controlling overhead reticulation and the RCA's role is more effective in managing the road asset, underground installations and resolving potential coordination issues with other utilities.
	www.med.govt.nz /templates/Page____4417.aspx (2619 words)

	kaipara kumara - delicious, healthy, nutritious
		Kaipara Kumara are grown on the flat alluvial plains to the north of the Kaipara Harbour in the Northland region of New Zealand.
		Kumara grow well in the alluvial plains of northern Kaipara, with the rich sand-loam top-soil of the river plains furrowed to a depth which ensure a good-looking, well-shaped crop.
		When required, Kaipara Kumara are taken from storage, washed, sorted, graded and packed, immediately before being delivered to your supermarket.
	www.kumara.co.nz /grow.shtml (741 words)

	Tidal power - Crest Energy
		The consent applications are to use part of the tidal mouth of the Kaipara Harbour in northern New Zealand to generate electricity using submerged marine turbines.
		The Kaipara Harbour is a source of pride and the spiritual heartland of the Ngati Whatua people of northern New Zealand.
		The Kaipara Harbour is rarely used for shipping due to the treacherous tides and sand bars at its mouth.
	www.crest-energy.com (681 words)

	DownMemoryLane15
		Hopes for the construction of a railway line through Avondale towards the Kaipara were raised in 1871 with the survey of the proposed line after the plans were revived for consideration.
		For a while, it seemed that the level of compensation asked for by the settlers, for either loss of land, frontage, or saleability, would be used as an excuse by the government not to proceed.
		Further controversy dogged the proposed Kaipara Railway when it was suggested that the line from Newmarket follow a route via Ponsonby and Richmond, through to the Whau, rather than via Mt Albert.
	www.geocities.com /rimtark/DownMemoryLane15 (2092 words)

	The Maori Law Review - May 2000
		In the Tauranga Moana inquiry district, the claimants in Wai 664, the Waitaha Tribal Estate claim, sought an extension of the eastern boundary of the inquiry district to the Waiari River (to the east of Te Puke), which was said to be the south-eastern boundary of the claimants’ rohe.
		The Tribunal had based the inquiry district on the 19th century confiscation line (the eastern boundary of each extended to Papamoa), and this, the claimants argued, was "offensive and artificial".
		The tribunal recognised that Waitaha, along with claimants elsewhere, would have to present their claims partly in one inquiry district and partly in another but it did not accept that that would cause the claimants any prejudice "so long as each tribunal is fully informed of relevant circumstances, and claims are placed in adequate context".
	www.bennion.co.nz /mlr/2000/may.html (6905 words)

	Road safety issue - Location (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Kaipara District is among a group of authorities with lower populations and higher proportions of crashes on their rural roads.
		In the Kaipara District, 78 percent of crashes occurred on the open road and the severity was higher than for urban authorities.
		Unsealed roads in the Kaipara District recorded 20 percent of open road crashes compared with a steep rise to 55 percent when only the Kaipara District local authority roads are considered.
	www.ltsa.govt.nz /regions/2005/auckland/kaipara.html (1630 words)

	District Maps
		The Far North District whose census usually resident population is 53.000, has 55% of its people living in areas in the most deprived quintile.
		The Far North District is predominantly rural and has a high proportion of Maori residents.
		Kaipara District is one of the rather small local authorities, with 17,357 usually resident, and has 18% of its people living in areas of true poverty, but 45% or residents are below average for soci-economic well-being.
	www.saferwhangarei.wdc.govt.nz /map.htm (380 words)

	Waitangi Tribunal - About the Reports
		We considered that the critical question was whether, in balancing the intere sts of all Kaipara claimants, there would be a potential injustice to the stage 1 claimants if they had to wait until the conclusion of the Kaipara hearings for a report on their claims.
		However, we first provide a brief outline of tribal relations in the Kaipara district before 1840, which is a necessary background to understanding the nature of the overlapping claims within the area of interest.
		The paucity of land in southern Kaipara remaining in Ngati Whatua control at the end of the twentieth century is shown graphically in map 4.
	www.waitangi-tribunal.govt.nz /reports/viewchapter.asp?reportID=D1FED352-1827-401F-83E2-F1BEAC57D95F&chapter=1 (8868 words)

	2006 Programme
		Our founding community partnership is with the Kaipara District Council and by association the Kaipara Development Agency (Kaipara District Economic Development Trust).
		Excelerator: New Zealand Leadership Institute is committed to working with the Kaipara District Council as equal partners.
		The key purpose of this relationship is to develop a greater capacity for leadership in the Kaipara Community.
	www.business.auckland.ac.nz /excelerator/19167.html (238 words)

	Progressive Paparoa
		When Nik Hendriksen and Fiona Stark opened Sahara Restaurant Bar and Lounge in Paparoa in December 2002, they chose a name that reflected their vision of an oasis in the desert, and of creating a local cuisine that would provide a dining experience that was perhaps refreshingly unexpected in the State Highway 12 backblocks.
		Nik and Fiona, foundation members of the Taste of Kaipara restaurant promotion, are entirely committed to the local food concept, showcasing local specialties such as fish and shellfish, pork, venison and kumara, and using local produce wherever possible to create their unique Kaipara cuisine.
		Kaipara Meats and Deli is the butcher shop owned by Graham and Sally Taylor, whose piggery, Ariel Farms, a kilometre or two east of Paparoa, supplies both the butcher and the couple’s other business located in Ruawai: the Long Flat Bacon company.
	www.paparoanz.com /Paparoa_Kai.cfm (1024 words)

	New Zealand Local Government Commission Proposals: Completed Proposals: 2004
		Appeals against Opotiki District Council's decision to not proceed with its reorganisation scheme to transfer land form the Wainui area in Opotiki District to Whakatane District.
		A proposal was initiated by two residents of Rodney District for an area of land in Rodney District to be transfered to Kaipara District.
		A proposal to merge the Otorohanga and Waitomo Districts to form a King Country District was initiated by the Waitomo District Council.
	www.lgc.govt.nz /lgcwebsite.nsf/wpg_URL/Proposals-Completed-Proposals-2004!OpenDocument (257 words)

	Register of Historic Places (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Kaipara, on the west coast of Northland, is New Zealand’s largest natural harbour and became the focus for the widespread exploitation of kauri timber around its shores in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
		Timber structures allowed such work to be carried out at a lesser cost, and the Kaipara light proved to be the last of the coastal lighthouses erected during this period.
		The Kaipara North Head Lighthouse is historically significant as a prominent reminder of the role that shipping and coastal transport has played in the social and economic development of New Zealand.
	www.historic.org.nz /Register/ListingDetail.asp?RID=7596&sm=advanced (1153 words)

	District Overview
		Rodney District appears to have taken it's name from Cape Rodney, a headland at the north of the curve of Omaha Bay, 2km north-east of Leigh on the east coast of the District.
		Our District covers an area of 2,475 square kilometres and it has a population estimated in June 2003 to be 81,100.
		The Kaipara Harbour is the largest enclosed harbour in the southern hemisphere.
	www.rodney.govt.nz /Community/DistrictInfo.htm (902 words)

	Live & Work Northland - About Northland - Districts - Kaipara District
		The Kaipara District has a population of of approximately 18,350 residents and has a land area of just over 300,000 hectares.
		The district is home to ancient forests of the awesome kauri tree, rolling farmlands and the jewel-like Kai Iwi lakes.
		Horticulture is also key to the district with kumara (sweet potato) currently the largest crop grown in the district.
	www.northlandnz.com /livework/district/kaipara_district (331 words)

	Welcome to Kaipara College, Helensville
		Kaipara College is a small, co-educational school that provides a high quality environment for our students.
		With a roll of 550 students in Years 9 to 13, we emphasize a balanced programme that provides for academic excellence alongside strong sporting and cultural involvement.
		But we recommend that students enter Kaipara College at Year 12 so that they can become more fluent in English and familiar with the New Zealand system.
	www.helensville.co.nz /kaiparacollege.htm (405 words)

	Kiapara Region - Kauri Coast Travel Guide Tourist Information
		The traditions of Ngati Whatua establish the arrival of their ancestor, Rongomai Te Ariki on board the ancestral canoe Mahuhu Ki Te Rangi at Kaipara around the year 1250A.D. Today, the Kaipara Harbour is acknowledged as having the longest shoreline of any harbour in the southern hemisphere.
		Together, the Kaipara Harbour and the Kauri Coast provided the means for both Maori and European settlement and development.
		Today the Kaipara remains blessed by heritage and by nature, an attractive mix of productive farming and forestry together with relics of ancient Maori occupations and early European settlements within a natural setting of volcanic hills, massive native rain forests, extensive dune country and fresh waters lakes.
	www.taitokerau.co.nz /kaipara.htm (309 words)

	Mangawhai Heads has beaches, bush walks, fishing, great accommodation & cafes
		In partnership with the Kaipara District Council, Excelerator: New Zealand Leadership Institute, is offering an 18 month, fully sponsored (no fees), leadership development experience to people in and of the Kaipara District.
		The Kaipara Leadership Programme (KLP) is designed to develop leadership in the Kaipara District ensuring its long term development.
		Richard Drake, Chairman of the Kaipara District Economic Development Trust (which operates as the Kaipara Development Agency) since it was established in August 2001, did not seek re-election to the position at the Trust meeting this month, and Marshall Taylor of Mangawhai has been unanimously elected as the new Chairman for the coming year.
	www.mangawhai.co.nz /In_the_News.cfm (1117 words)

	Kaipara District Community Profile(published)
		The unemployment rate in Kaipara District was 6.7 percent, compared with 7.5 percent for all of New Zealand.
		The average household size in Kaipara District was 2.6 people, compared with 2.7 for all of New Zealand.
		For dwellings that were rented, the average weekly rent paid for permanent private dwellings in Kaipara District was $121, compared with $174 for New Zealand as a whole.
	www2.stats.govt.nz /domino/external/web/CommProfiles.nsf/FindInfobyArea/003-ta (587 words)

	Far North District Council - The Far North District
		The people throughout the district are diverse in heritage, culture and knowledge.
		The 2001 census estimated the usually-resident population of the Far North district is 57,900.
		At the 1996 Census, 41.4% of the district's population indicated that they belonged to the New Zealand Maori ethnic group.
	www.fndc.govt.nz /FarNorthDistrict (272 words)

	NZ city, district and regional councils, local government in New Zealand
		With 7,324 square, the Far North District is the largest of the three districts, contributing 54% of the land area and 38% of the population of the region.
		The Lake Taupo District is a vibrant growing region with a diverse range of resources including forestry, agriculture, hydroelectric and geothermal energy, tourism scenic and recreational attractions.
		The focus is on maintaining and enhancing the richness of the district's rural diversity and character — its beaches, unique dune land complexes, coastal lowlands, sensitive dune-lakes, flora, fauna, Maori culture and heritage, settlements, rivers, streams, waters and mountains.
	www.nzsbdirectory.co.nz /NZSB_Local_Government.html (6908 words)

	WELCOME TO THE GE FREE NEW ZEALAND WEBSITE
		Kaipara District Council signalled its strong opposition to genetic engineering this week, voting to limit the release of Genetically Engineered Organisms within the District.
		The move by Kaipara Council shows that local authorities don’t have to wait for central Government to decide on the future of their communities.
		Kaipara District Council obviously recognizes the significant threat to local primary producers from GE experiments and crops whose pollen and seeds can spread via the wind, soil and farm machinery.
	www.gefree.org.nz /press/o28062003.htm (283 words)

	Kevin Friedrich
		Gem of the Kaipara - Gem of the Kaipara is written in honor of long time accordion and arts supporter and lifetime member of the New Zealand Accordion Association, the late Mrs.
		A respected and loved citizen of Dargaville, Jenny (13 September 1934 - 25 May 2001) always promoted the Kaipara region of New Zealand as the 'Gem of the North', however, she in turn was considered 'The Gem of the Kaipara' thus the title of this new work by Gary Daverne.
		The project was funded by donations and grants from the Kaipara District Council, the local Kaipara community as well as national and international entities.
	www.accordions.com /kevin/nzmusic.htm (840 words)

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