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ŌHINEMURI RIVER INCIDENT: On Friday 23 August, Waikato Regional Council received its notification of a large, orange plume flowing down Ōhinemuri River in the Karangahake Gorge. Go to our webpage about the incident to learn more and to stay up to date with what has been done so far.
ŌHINEMURI RIVER INCIDENT: On Friday 23 August, Waikato Regional Council received its notification of a large, orange plume flowing down Ōhinemuri River in the Karangahake Gorge. Go to our webpage about the incident to learn more and to stay up to date with what has been done so far.
2024-2034 LONG TERM PLAN (LTP): We’ve made a plan that matters, setting our work programme for the next 10 years, with an in depth look at the first three years.
2024-2034 LONG TERM PLAN (LTP): We’ve made a plan that matters, setting our work programme for the next 10 years, with an in depth look at the first three years.
INVASIVE CLAMS: The highly invasive freshwater gold clam, discovered in the Waikato River, has now been declared an Unwanted Organism. This means commercial users, recreational users, and people gathering kai must follow the 'Check, Clean, Dry' guidance provided by Biosecurity New Zealand.
INVASIVE CLAMS: The highly invasive freshwater gold clam, discovered in the Waikato River, has now been declared an Unwanted Organism. This means commercial users, recreational users, and people gathering kai must follow the 'Check, Clean, Dry' guidance provided by Biosecurity New Zealand.

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