More irrigation bans lifted

Media Release 5 March 2009 More irrigation bans lifted Irrigation bans have been lifted from the last Ngaruroro River site still under a ban and from the Waipawa River, Raupare Stream and Karamu Stream.  These waterways revert to a warning status. Rain last weekend made a considerable difference to flows, and while some flows are dropping again quickly, more rain is predicted tomorrow (Friday). Total Irrigation Bans Karewarewa Stream, Poukawa Stream, Irongate Stream, Te Waikaha Stream, Puhokio and Papanui Streams. Total Warnings Kauhauroa Stream (Wairoa), Ngaruroro River, Maraekakoho Stream, Louisa Stream, Raupare Stream, Karamu Stream, Maraetotara River, Tukipo River, Waipawa River and Tukituki River. Up to date information on low flows can be found on the Regional Council’s website.

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