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"Whakarongo ki te tāwara o te wai" "Listen to the murmurs of water". A Water New Zealand podcast series.
Water New Zealand hosts Water New Zealand, a business show with 37 episodes published.
For many New Zealanders, flooding has shifted from a distant risk to a lived reality. In Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland the severe floods of 2023 helped spark a transformation around the understanding of flood risk. In our lat
As we ramp up investment in much needed water infrastructure, it’s vital that we get good return and that the investment prioritises economic opportunity, environmental impact and social wellbeing. In this episode of Taw
New water entities are being set up across the country. Faced with challenges around affordability and the need to address the long term infrastructure deficit, it’s been said that the success of the Local Water Done Wel
Information disclosure will play a central role in improving the performance, accountability and long-term sustainability of Aotearoa New Zealand’s water services. In this edition of Water New Zealand's Tāwara o te Wai p
Attracting people to the water industry is becoming a key challenge - with thousands of extra skilled staff needed to fill job vacancies over the next 30 years. In this Water New Zealand Tāwara o te Wai podcast, hosts Jo
How do you grapple with issues facing a community that will be below sea level by the turn of the century? It’s clear that something has to change. Jonathan Rowe, from the South Dunedin Future programme says the communit
Indigenous values and knowledge are increasingly embedded in our relationship with water both in Aotearoa New Zealand and across the Tasman. Ahead of Māori Language Week and the 10th IWA-ASPIRE and Water New Zealand Conf
Councils have been under pressure to meet the September deadline for Water Services Delivery Plans and as part of that, finalise decisions about their future organisations – whether to form new Council Controlled Organis
Engineers working in flood management are well-versed in the technical aspects of flooding. But what happens when you talk to distressed people who have just lived through deeply traumatic experiences? In this episode of
As our plastic addiction continues to impact all corners of the globe, microplastics – tiny particles of plastic – that escape wastewater treatment plants have been found along our coastlines, throughout our water enviro
The water sector is facing global challenges – from climatechange to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, water scarcity and resilience. Finding solutions to these problems is bigger than one organisation or even one count
Don’t be your organisation’s weakest link when it comes to cybersecurity, says audit manager, lawyer, director and cybersecurity enthusiast, Jennie Vickers. In our latest Water New Zealand Tawara o te Wai podcast, Jon Re
Understanding the common ground between Mātauranga Māori and western engineering science is key to unlocking great partnerships between mana whenua and councils. Hastings District Council has developed a successful co-de
Ensuring that water utilities have good understanding and management of their assets will be a key performance indicator that the Commerce Commission will focus on when it takes up its role as the new economic water regu
More than eighteen months after Cyclone Gabrielle caused unprecedented mayhem in Hawkes Bay, we look at the lessons learnt and how we can better plan for resilience. In our latest Tāwara o te Wai podcast, hosts Jon Reed
One of the biggest tourist attractions in Turkey’s Istanbul is, believe it or not, a water reservoir from the 6th century. The Basilica Cistern is a moody beautiful place with Byzantine pillars and modern Turkish sculptu
Could we ever reach the point of zero leakage from pipes? Losing water due to leaking pipes is becoming increasingly unacceptable as climate change and water scarcity start to impact not only in Aotearoa New Zealand but
The Government and Auckland Council recently announced that Watercare will be the first water service provider to become a new council-owned utility under the Local Water Done Well policy. Under the new arrangement, the
Tāwara o te Wai - Water New Zealand's podcast series In this episode Jon Reed and Hannah Edmond, is joined by Melbourne based, Dinesh Kumareswaran (Frontier Economics) to discuss the highly relevant topic of affordabilit
Tawara o te Wai – Water New Zealand’s podcast series Drought – what happens when water demand exceeds the ability of suppliers to meet the needs of communities? How do we ensure people get access to safe drinking water w
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