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16/12/2022RRC - December 2022 newsletter→
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08/04/2022RRC - April 2022 newsletter→
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18/12/2021RRC - December 2021 newsletter→
News
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09/06/2025Field Trip explores Cyclone Gabrielle recovery challenges→
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09/06/2025Minister Shane Jones welcomes the completion of five Wairarapa projects→
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09/06/2025Spillway opening marks completion of major capital works for the Rangitāiki River→
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09/06/2025Otiria-Moerewa project receives high commendation at Australasian Awards→
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30/10/2024Completion of Stage 1 of Waipaoa project celebrated→
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30/10/2024Asset Rationalisation: Piako River mouth project celebrates completion with official opening→
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30/10/2024Initial assessment indicates ORC Flood Schemes performed well in recent deluge→
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30/10/2024Te Kupeka o Waimātaitai Officially Opened→
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12/07/2024Resilience strengthened through South Canterbury river works→
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12/07/2024A tale of two fish pumps - Waikato’s new infrastructure narrowly avoids pirates→
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11/07/2024New Zealand project a finalist in Floodplain Management Australia Excellence Awards→
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10/07/2024Careers fair seeks to attract bright new talent→
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30/05/2024Budget 2024 funding to reduce flood risk for dozens of communities→
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27/03/2024Ingenuity enables fish travel through flood protection structures→
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21/03/2024Ashley Rakahuri weed control reclaims more than just riverbed→
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12/03/2024One graduate’s journey from wanderlust to engineering→
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12/03/2024New stopbank enhances Gore’s flood protection→
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12/03/2024Saxton Creek project nears finish line→
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20/12/2023Canterbury berm transition project clears 1,200 rugby-fields’ worth of exotic weeds→
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20/12/2023Otago project protecting highly productive agricultural land, airport and community→
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20/12/2023Northland: Pokapu bridge triples previous infrastructure floodwater capacity→
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20/12/2023New Government urged to commit to 80 flood management infrastructure projects→
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30/08/2023Innovation allows for better fish passage around river flood infrastructure→
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30/08/2023Leaning on local labour for flood protection in Bay of Plenty→
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30/08/2023ORC policy helps project exceed social procurement targets→
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30/08/2023Mana whenua partnership mahi recognised at 2023 LGFA Taituarā Excellence Awards→
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05/05/2023Fish friendly pump marks milestone in fish passage journey→
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05/05/2023Dunedin River Managers Forum→
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05/05/2023Looking to the past, to protect the future→
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05/05/2023Co-investment to build resilient river communities together→
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16/12/2022Edgecumbe township flood defences to be replaced→
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16/12/2022Rivers to Schools Initiative→
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16/12/2022Fish Friendly Pump Stations→
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23/08/2022Funding clears the way for Kowhai River clean up→
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19/08/2022Horizons farewells valued river management staff member→
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19/08/2022Progress on the College Road Floodwall→
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18/08/2022West Taieri Flood Protection Contour Channel Upgrade→
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26/07/2022What are Resilient River Communities? Find out in this video→
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10/05/2022Stopbank upgrades improve Tangimoana flooding resilience→
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08/04/2022West Coast flooding – an exemplar of collaboration in crisis→
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07/04/2022Building bridges into the future→
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07/04/2022Riverbank Road Floodbank Stabilisation now complete→
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07/04/2022In Memory of Duane Le Roux→
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29/11/2021Kaiapoi Community flood protection→
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28/11/2021Positive social outcomes in the Hawke's Bay→
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11/11/2021Flood resilience project provides local employment and training→
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25/09/2021Climate resilience work begins at Heretaunga in Upper Hutt→
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16/09/2021Bay of Plenty Regional Council, good progress on Rangitāiki floodwall resilience project→
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16/09/2021Robson Lagoon project, Otago Regional Council→
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10/11/2020'A FRAGILE WIN’ - A Touch and go conclusion to COP26 Glasgow→
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05/11/2020Erosion Protection - Te Awa Kairangi/Hutt River→