Jack Craw
Jack Craw is the chairman of the Northland Regional Council's biosecurity and biodiversity working party, where he addresses the challenges posed by feral dogs in the region. He emphasizes collaboration with other councils and organizations to manage the risks these dogs pose to livestock, wildlife, and public safety, while also navigating the complexities of existing legislation regarding dog control.
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Jack Craw is the deputy chair of the Northland Regional Council and chairs the council’s Biosecurity and Biodiversity Working Party.
New hapū-led biosecurity framework boosts early detection in Northland
New Zealand· 2026-02-16
NRC deputy-chair Jack Craw said the regional council strongly advocated for a temporary ban on powered watercraft to safeguard the lakes.
Kaipara leader urges Kai Iwi Lakes boat ban to protect against gold clam threatNew Zealand· 2025-11-28
Jack Craw is a candidate in the Whangārei Central General Constituency.
Local body elections 2025: Whangārei and Kaipara final election results confirm new mayorsNew Zealand· 2025-10-17
Jack Craw was elected to the Whangārei Central General Constituency.
Local elections 2025: Northland Regional Council election sees major turnoverNew Zealand· 2025-10-13
Jack Craw is the chairman of the regional council’s Biosecurity and Biodiversity Working Party, discussing the management of Madagascar ragwort.
Madagascar ragwort spreads in Northland, posing threat to farmsNew Zealand· 2025-06-03
Northland Regional Council biosecurity and biodiversity working party chairman councillor Jack Craw said the use of poison to eradicate dogs wasn’t a management option.
Far North farmer battles feral dogs, calls for pest species recognitionNew Zealand· 2025-03-16
