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03 June 2022

Taumata Arowai welcomes the Rural Drinking Water Supplies Working Group’s recommendations

Taumata Arowai has welcomed the recommendations made by the Rural Drinking Water Supplies Working Group to the Department of Internal Affairs.

10 May 2022

Study on the concentration and prevalence of Asbestos fibres in Christchurch

A study on the concentration and prevalence of Asbestos fibres in Christchurch by experts from Otago University and ENGEO Consultancy.

01 April 2022

Taumata Arowai launches Public Register of Drinking Water Supplies

Bill Bayfield, Chief Executive of the new water services regulator, Taumata Arowai, has today launched the Public Register of Drinking Water Supplies.

21 March 2022

National Performance Review provides valuable performance insights

Bill Bayfield welcomes the recent publication of the National Performance Review by Water New Zealand.

17 January 2022

Taumata Arowai seeks feedback on new drinking water guidance

Taumata Arowai is consulting on proposed new documents to guide the way drinking water is supplied to people across the country.

06 December 2021

Taumata Arowai meets with Christchurch City Council on safe drinking water

National drinking water regulator met with Christchurch City Council to discuss mutual responsibilities under the new Water Services Act.

15 November 2021

Taumata Arowai now new water services regulator

From today Taumata Arowai begins its role and powers as the new independent water services regulator for Aotearoa.

27 October 2021

Consultation on economic regulation and consumer protection (opens an external link)

MBIE is consulting on how economic regulation and consumer protection for the future three waters system should be designed.

17 August 2021

A step closer to water services regulation

Taumata Arowai Board Chair Dame Karen Poutasi welcomes the Health Select Committee’s final report on the Water Services Bill.

04 June 2021

Taumata Arowai Māori Advisory Group announced (opens an external link)

The members of the Taumata Arowai Māori Advisory Group have been appointed.