Our AGM took place recently. You can read the reports here.

You might not have had the pleasure of meeting James Coleman. During his time as President of Kerikeri Football Club it grew to become the largest in Northland, and with close to 400 playing members (back in 2011) they were squeezed into their current facilities at Baysport Waipapa. James approached FNDC not knowing then that his goal to secure more football fields would evolve into a project that will benefit multiple sports codes and be a significant asset to our community.

There has been a lot of misinformation on social media regarding the Domain, so we thought it would be good to give you an update from official sources.

As we see cities and entire countries around the globe going into lockdown mode, we wonder what lies ahead for our community and the whole of New Zealand. Understandably we all feel anxious to some degree.

FNDC have released their discussion document called “FN2100”.

There is no doubt that things are changing in Kerikeri – and New Zealand. In fact, change is the only constant.

‘Place making’ is an outcome – based on: how the community interacts and connects, what’s important to us, how we make a living, how we acknowledge our heritage and how we embrace the future. It is no coincidence that the Our Kerikeri initiative looks at four areas of our community: social, cultural, environmental and economic.