WWU: “RWA identifies over-allocation, suggests clawing back large water consents that will capture polluting intensive dairy farms”

WWU: the public should know that with improvements to the ways we use our water we can achieve water surpluses

Christie: “CHB uses the most water per capita for the lowest return – we urgently need water allocation reform”

Bailey: “RWS doesn’t investigate usage, however it’s common knowledge a handful of intensive dairy farms in CHB use half the consented water

Bailey: “Let's earn a reputation for punching above our weight in the fight against climate change”

WWU’s Gren Christie pays tribute to J.B. Heperi-Smith, a man of great mana and genuine love and respect for papatūānuku