Category: Kawarau Arm

CRUX: Contact Energy under fire over Clyde Dam obligations

7/30/2022

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Community groups are calling for Contact Energy's Clyde Dam consent conditions to be revisited.

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RNZ: Interest groups push for review of Contact Energy's consent for Clyde Dam

7/30/2022

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Community groups are calling for Contact Energy's Clyde Dam consent conditions to be revisited.

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CRUX: Contact Energy set to fix 'years overdue' Lake Dunstan problems

7/29/2022

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After last week being served an abatement notice by the Otago Regional Council for breaching a provision of its resource consent to operate the Clyde dam, Contact Energy this week hosted a mediation meeting with local stakeholders.

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The News: Consent conditions review undecided

7/28/2022

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The Lake Dunstan Charitable Trust wants the Otago Regional Council (ORC) to trigger a review of Contact Energy’s resource consent conditions on the Clutha River.

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CRUX: Contact and the Clyde dam: Window to trigger consent review 'rapidly closing'

7/21/2022

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The Otago Regional Council is considering whether to revisit Contact Energy’s Clyde Dam consent conditions.

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Crux: Cromwellians invited to guide Lake Dunstan's future

2/1/2022

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Locals who get out and about on and around Lake Dunstan are being asked to help create a roadmap to guide how the lake is managed and used.
A survey and a series of workshops and working groups are planned to consult with members of the community on what they see as challenges and opportunities for the lake now and in the decades ahead.

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Survey and workshops

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Conclusion of Driftwood removal in the Kawarau Arm July 2021

8/4/2021

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OTD: Call for co-operation to manage transition to braided river

7/23/2021

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We are pushing for co-operation between stakeholders to manage the transition to a braided river. Although it was explained 30 years ago this would happen, only now is it starting to impact our daily lives.

More needs to be done to manage the transition and ensure we are not stuck with an ugly, sludgy mess till its complete.

Now is the time to start actively maintaining it to create an amazing place to the community to enjoy.

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The News: Braided river 'inevitable'

7/21/2021

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If done right, the transition of the Kawarau arm back to river would create a beautiful area for the community to enjoy. At the moment the Kawarau Arm is all about what has been lost, but we want to change it to what we gain.

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LDCT on Radio Central

7/15/2021

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Listen to Megan from Lake Dunstan Charitable Trust (LDCT) chat with Henry on Radio Central about what's going on this month with Lake Dunstan and the Kawarau Arm. We talk about how the investigation into a weed harvester is going, what's going on with the driftwood and our restoration project we have planned.

Megan will be on the radio the third Thursday of each month at 8:40am so make sure you tune in!

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CRUX: Contact Energy under fire over Clyde Dam obligations

RNZ: Interest groups push for review of Contact Energy's consent for Clyde Dam

CRUX: Contact Energy set to fix 'years overdue' Lake Dunstan problems

The News: Consent conditions review undecided

CRUX: Contact and the Clyde dam: Window to trigger consent review 'rapidly closing'

Crux: Cromwellians invited to guide Lake Dunstan's future

Conclusion of Driftwood removal in the Kawarau Arm July 2021

OTD: Call for co-operation to manage transition to braided river

The News: Braided river 'inevitable'

LDCT on Radio Central

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