Dam ‘unlikely to proceed,’ Hawke's Bay councillor says
Water storage scheme was conditional on resolving land swap issue.
The Supreme Court’s decision on a crucial land swap has almost certainly dealt a fatal blow to the prospects of the Ruataniwha water storage scheme in Hawkes Bay, a regional councillor says.
In a majority decision published this morning, the Supreme Court upheld an Appeal Court ruling that the
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Tim Hunter
Thu, 06 Jul 2017
Thu, 06 Jul 2017
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Dam ‘unlikely to proceed,’ Hawke's Bay councillor says
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