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West Coast Mayors, Chairs, And Iwi Ministerial Briefing To New Government - Vimarsana News

West Coast Mayors, Chairs, And Iwi Ministerial Briefing To New Government

Regional leaders from West Coast Councils, Iwi and Development West Coast have prepared a ministerial briefing document for the new government outlining several key areas to support the West Coast’s future economic growth. At a regional development briefing ...

Sea level rise 'still an hypothesis' - Vimarsana News

Sea level rise 'still an hypothesis'

West Coast leaders have called for more detailed information backing an updated coastal hazards rule for the region after submitters overwhelmingly opposed it.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Waiho River changes course again: Main channel splits below Franz Josef township - Vimarsana News

Waiho River changes course again: Main channel splits below Franz Josef township

A river threatening the Franz Josef sewerage ponds has suddenly changed its course - less than a month since another dramatic shift . About 50 per cent of...

Weather warning 'over-estimated' West Coast rain – council - Vimarsana News

Weather warning 'over-estimated' West Coast rain – council

The West Coast Regional Council is reviewing its use of MetService weather forecasts in its hydrology and emergency planning after what has been dubbed two "over-estimated" rain warnings for the region.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Franz Josef: Waiho River's shift to be assessed by engineers on West Coast - Vimarsana News

Franz Josef: Waiho River's shift to be assessed by engineers on West Coast

The radical shift of the Waiho River at Franz Josef in the past 10 days and what can be done about it remains an open question for local authorities....