Annual Report 10/11

The purpose of the Annual Report is to look at Council's accomplishments in the financial year from 1 July 2010 to 30 June 2011. The Annual Report is the primary means of advising the Far North Community of Council's financial and non financial performance during the 2010/11 financial year against the objectives set out in the Council's Long Term Community Plan and the 2010/11 Annual Plan budget. The Annual Report also outlines challenges which the Far North Community has faced.

This Annual Report 2010/11 is the second in the series to be produced in the measurement against our Ten Year Plan 2009/19 (otherwise now known as the Long Term Plan). For this reason, we have branded this report the "Second year into our footprint on the future".

Council has taken the decision to reduce its impact on the environment by not printing the full Annual Report document. To view this On-line version of the Annual Report click on the link-menus at the top of this page then scroll your mouse down and across the drop-down menus and click the option you wish to view.

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Message from the Mayor

Kia Ora, A slow recovery from the global recession meant another tough year for Council and the district. Regional unemployment of 8.5% was slightly lower than in 2009/10 on the back of modest job growth, ... read more

Message from the Chief Executive

The council continued to make gains in terms of its business performance and relationships with communities it serves in 2010/11. Much of this was due to outcomes from Project Opportunity which the council initiated two years ago to overhaul all aspects of ... read more