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The plan, which has been unanimously endorsed by Auckland Council’s Governing Body, will see Aucklanders avoid the previously projected 25.8 per cent water rates increases while retaining local control of water assets.

It’s the old Auckland and the new - a racecourse grandstand being demolished to make way for more apartments; crane numbers have dropped lately, especially...

A man seriously injured working on Auckland’s $1.2 billion giant wastewater pipe this morning had become trapped between a sheet pile and a beam while...

The worker was winched out by crane after becoming trapped under a steel pole at Auckland Council's Central Interceptor site.

A man working underground on Auckland’s $1.2b giant wastewater pipe this morning was trapped by a steel pole. 
A witness on Haverstock Rd in Sandringham sa

Intelligent O&M enhances operational performance and improves long-term system resilience DALLAS, April 9, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Jacobs was selected by the Miami-Dade County Water and Sewer...

A golf course owner, former All Black and marina developers are among those opposing Watercare Services’ plans to upgrade sewers beneath New Zealand’s...

OPINION Shaw the last of the real Greens How sad to see James Shaw call time on his political career. The last of the “real” Greens, in earlier times he...

Residents of New Zealand’s wealthiest suburb are bracing for a fight with Watercare over the temporary loss of prized park land which locals claim could...

As reported by NCE sister title Ground Engineering, the water company responsible for the Central Interceptor, Watercare, recently revised the project’s