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TERRITORIAL AUTHORITIES


North Island



South Island



Stewart Island/Rakiura



Chatham Islands


  • " class="copylinks" target="_blank">{Link without Title} With the exception of Hutt City Council and Chatham Islands Council, each territorial authority is named after the area it covers, with the words "City Council" or "District Council" added. The Hutt City Council covers Lower Hutt (Lower Hutt City (Name of City Council) Act 1991); the Chatham Islands Council covers a district known as Chatham Islands Territory, and has no encompassing region (Chatham Islands Council Act 1995).



Offshore islands

There are eight islands where the Minister of Local Government is the territorial authority, three of which have a 'significant population and/or permanent buildings and structures.'


CHANGES SINCE 1989

Since the 1989 reorganisations conducted by the Local Government Commission , there have been few major reorganisations or status changes in local government. Incomplete list:
  • '' re-proclaimed a city.

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  • '' dissolved and reconstituted as a district council with regional council functions by a special Act Of Parliament .

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  • Reports on completed reorganisation proposals since 1999 are available on the Local Government Commission's site (link below).

  • '' 2006 :'' Banks Peninsula District merged into Christchurch City as a result of 2005 referendum



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