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Water control by Ngāi Tahu ‘potentially disastrous’

24 March 2025
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Water control by Ngāi Tahu ‘potentially disastrous’
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Ngāi Tahu is in a High Court case against the Attorney-General to gain recognition of their authority over freshwater within their territory, with Federated Farmers expressing concern over potential implications for farming and rural communities. The new freshwater management regime’s unclear structure and potential economic impact raise worries about community buy-in and property rights, with Federated Farmers questioning the transfer of rights to Ngāi Tahu as part of the overhaul. The case also involves discussions about irrigation investments and regulatory reforms, highlighting the complexity and potential consequences of the proceedings.

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