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Collaboration key to minimising disruption

Extensive planning happens between Citycare Water and New Plymouth District Council behind the scenes when major repairs are required for the water mains.

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Moumoukai bush toilet water line repair

Visitors to the Moumoukai area within the Hunua Ranges Regional Park in Auckland rely on the public toilets maintained by our Small Waters Team.

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High-risk rising water mains work

Citycare Water teams often tackle high-risk connections with extra safety precautions, such as the recent installation of two rising wastewater mains for Watercare in Drury South.

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Karaka smart meter project showcases Christchurch-Auckland collaboration

A new 80-hectare village in Karaka, South Auckland, with 850 homes to be built over the next eight years, will benefit from the latest smart meter technology in its water infrastructure.

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Inspiring women in leadership

Ivy Araujo and Amber Byrnes from the Citycare Water Christchurch team are sharing their career stories for the Christchurch City Holdings Ltd Te Puna Manawa programme, which aims to inspire female leadership in our wider council-owned organisations.

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Celebrating 20 years in New Plymouth

It's important to highlight the anniversaries of our community connections, and it’s with pleasure that we shout out to our team in New Plymouth to celebrate 20 years of service to the New Plymouth District Council.

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Supporting waterways restoration with Conservation Volunteers

We’re excited to announce a new partnership with Conservation Volunteers New Zealand (CVNZ) that aligns with our commitment to protect the health of our water.

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It’s never too late to start an apprenticeship

New Citycare Water drainlaying apprentices Graeme Cleave and Shelley McBratney have a lot in common. They are not only a couple, but their two sons also work with them in our Dunedin drainage team, and they’ve jointly decided to study and take on their apprenticeships later in life.

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Innovation in action in smart water meter experiments

Innovation is in action across the motu with trials of new smart water meters by our Citycare Water Digital Services team. In Auckland we a trialling a new type of smart water meter which connects to the street lightning network to send wireless water usage data.

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Mentoring unemployed Timaru youth into potential roles

Citycare Water Timaru supports kaupapa Māori, whenua-based employment and training programmes at Te Aitarakihi under their rangatahi (youth) programmes – Mahi Arataki (Pathways to Prosperity). These programmes offer opportunities towards future prospects and employment.

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Hunua tank reinstatement doubles water supply

The drinking water reservoir supply in Hunua Ranges Regional Park has doubled after the Citycare Water Auckland Small Waters Team recommissioned an existing water tank.

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Young engineers programme in Auckland

An initiative by our Auckland team is recognising and developing the talent of up-and-coming young engineers.

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Duder Regional Park wastewater disposal field upgrade

The wastewater disposal field at Duder Regional Park on Auckland’s East Coast was recently upgraded by the Citycare Water Auckland Small Waters Team.

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Parting the Avon River for a safe tide gate replacement

Innovation by Citycare Water to deliver a stormwater pump station renewal project for Christchurch City Council held back the waters of the Avon River Ōtākaro so the team could work safely.

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