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MARUIA SPRINGS: Hot springs defeat winter's chill. A helicopter flight followed by hot pools, mouthwatering food and wine beguile DAVID KILLICK at Maruia Springs.
The battle over a water conservation order for the Hurunui River will head to the Environment Court next year.
Ngai Tahu withdraws from irrigation scheme
Ngai Tahu has quit a North Canterbury irrigation scheme. The tribe's property company has resigned from the Hurunui Water Project's board and put its shares, held by wholly-owned subsidiary Ngai Tahu Forest Estates Ltd, into a trust.
Car slams into tree in front of Sumner High School
East Pierce Fire and Rescue crews responded to a one-vehicle accident in front of Sumner High School.
Protesters make waves over plan
Hundreds of protesters took to Christchurch streets and the Avon River yesterday to oppose a Hurunui River irrigation project.
Hurunui project opponents warn of impact
A proposed dam on the Hurunui River could cause an "ecological bomb", opponents warn.
Rural Report for Wednesday, August 19, 2009
A spokeswoman for a North Canterbury irrigation scheme says the plug will not be pulled on the project because part of the plan has been scuttled.
Hurunui River protection should go further
Tuesday, 18 August 2009, 5:09 pm Press Release: Forest And Bird August 18, 2009 – Wellington Forest & Bird media release for immediate use Forest & Bird says Hurunui River protection should go further Independent conservation organisation Forest & Bird is happy with the Special Tribunal's recommendation to at least partly protect North ...
Irrigation project 'outrageous'
North Canterbury could be transformed by dairy conversions worth up to $2 billion under a massive irrigation plan.