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	Making concrete: ecological implications of gravel extraction in New Zealand rivers - NIWA Science (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		River engineers manage extraction rates to maintain the flood capacity of channels by seeking a balance between extraction rates and the naturally occurring gravel supply from catchment headwaters.
		In Southland, lowering of the Oreti River bed has caused concern about bridge pier stability, and gravel is now taken by excavating lagoons alongside the active river channel.
		We focused our study on the Kakanui River near Oamaru in Otago and the Waimea River and its tributary the Wairoa River (hereafter referred to as Wairoa) near Nelson in the Tasman District because they differ in both their rates of gravel extraction and their predicted rates of gravel supply.
	www.niwascience.co.nz /pubs/wa/13-1/concrete (1239 words)

	South Island waters unsafe for swimmers - Manawatu Standard: local, national & world news from Manawatu's daily ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		They say a fast-growing population discharging sewage into lakes, rivers and coastlines, a massive intensification of agricultural land use and over-allocation of water in recent years are eroding the quality of the country's waterways at an alarming level.
		She said general rules to follow included not swimming in rivers for 48 hours after heavy rainfall and going inland, where the water might be colder but was likely to be safer.
		In Southland, recreational users are advised not to use the lower Oreti River, the Aparima River at Thornbury, near Riverton, the Waikaia River at Waikaia, north-west of Gore, and the Mataura River at Gore.
	www.stuff.co.nz /stuff/manawatustandard/0,2106,3893779a6407,00.html (680 words)

	oreti river
		The Oreti River rises in the vicinity of Cold Peak in the Thompson Mountains and flows mainly in the southerly direction, firstly through high tussock land and some bush to emerge into lower lying tussock country, thence on through well-roaded flattish farming land to join the New River estuary a few kilometres west of Invercargill.
		Although this river affords the angler over 130 km of every type of angling for brown trout, ranging from an abundance of takeable fish to the sea-run specimen up to 11 kg, and the wily residents of the upper reaches, some of which will top the 4.5 kg mark.
		It is a medium sized, easy flowing river with wide gravel beaches and many intriguing holes, often flanked by good picnic spots.
	www.frontierfishing.co.nz /oreti_river.html (174 words)

	SHIPWRECKS at NEW RIVER ESTUARY
		New River EstuaryThe common shallow estuary of the Oreti River and the smaller stream, the Waihopai River, on the south coast of the Southalnd District, lying between Otatara on the west side and Invercargill to the east.
		The entrance to the estuary is at the south end of Oreti Beach.
		A port for the Invercargill settlement was established here in the 1850s by pioneer settler John Kelly, and flourished until about 1864 when it was eclipsed by Bluff.
	www.angelfire.com /ok2/cbluff/shipwrecksnewriver.html (111 words)

	wills (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		He often spoke to his grandsons of the days when they walked along the banks of the Oreti River to the sawmills and latterly when farming, of the dairy cows swimming down the Oreti River for milking rather than walk along the muddy banks.
		The river to him was a legend and he spent many hours in latter life enjoying its attractions and stark beauty.
		Frederick Acker farmed all his life on his property, which was on the Eastern bank of the Oreti River at Otatara.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /LewisAckerNZ/fred.html (253 words)

	Railways of New Zealand: Wellington & Manawatu Railway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The final resting-place of the record breaking No.10 is a mystery but it is believed she may have been buried near Cora Lynn on the Midland line or along the Oreti River bank in Southland.
		River works and other constructions have completely obliterated any signs of the old permanent way beyond here in any case.
		Across the river the old embankment can be easily seen coming in to join the new alignment a little south of the old freezing works.
	www.trainweb.org /enzedrail/mainline/wmr (3540 words)

	Scoop: Water Conservation Order Sought For Oreti River
		The application affects the main stem of the river, and specified tributaries upstream of Mossburn.
		The main stem of the Oreti downstream of Mossburn contributes to the outstanding fishery upstream by providing necessary passage for fish.
		This is to ensure the important spring-fed streams, where they occur, are not deprived of their flows by extractive use and that water from the river is not drawn into the unconfined aquifers as a result of groundwater extraction,” he says.
	www.scoop.co.nz /stories/PO0505/S00091.htm (1312 words)

	NZJBRRA - 2005 WORLD JET BOAT MARATHON
		This is a challenging river both up and down with trees, pressure waves and straights.
		This is a challenge at the best of times – a braided river where the gravel can be the same colour as the water.
		The last day’s racing is up the Oreti and then back to Queenstown to race from Queenstown harbour onto the Kawarau and Shotover rivers.
	www.nzjbrra.co.nz /htmls/1_presidents_05.htm (509 words)

	Beehive.govt.nz - Minister to appoint tribunal for Oreti River report
		Fish and Game are seeking protection of the main stem of the Oreti River upstream of Mossburn, specified tributaries and connected groundwater.
		Fish and Game are also seeking protection of the main stem of the Oreti River from Mossburn to Wallacetown for the contribution it makes to the angling and fishery values upstream.
		The application is seeking prohibitions on damming of the Oreti River, restrictions on changing the river flow or form, restrictions on the taking of surface water and groundwater, and the maintenance of fish passage.
	www.beehive.govt.nz /ViewDocument.aspx?DocumentID=25165 (236 words)

	New Zealand Fly Fishing, New Zealand Trout Fishing : South Island
		Two of the area's most famous fly-fishing rivers are the Mataura and the Oreti (though there are many options within an hour's drive from the lodge).
		The Mataura River is a world-class fishery and a must-fish for dry-fly enthusiasts who love to "match the hatch." It is the second biggest river in the region - a river where good hatches can appear on even the coldest days.
		The lodge, with three guest rooms, is situated south of Queenstown, directly across from the Mataura River, on 23 acres of lush New Zealand farmland.
	www.fishinginnewzealand.com /new_zealand_fly_fishing.htm (868 words)

	Photo Gallery
		The Alde River in Sussex, U.K., one of the river systems Keith Hunter studied while a post-doc at the University of East Anglia in 1979.
		The Water of Leith, a small river flowing through Dunedin and the University of Otago campus, is a useful laboratory "test bed" for our research group.
		The Livia River is one of the pristine streams flowing into Doubtful Sound at its head, Deep Cove.
	neon.otago.ac.nz /chemistry/research/mfc/aboutus/photogallery.htm (393 words)

	Fly Fishing Guides Southland New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The Oreti River flows out of the Eyre Mountains wilderness area and is famous for its large brown trout, which are fewer in number, but can weigh over10lbs.
		The Aparima River is the smallest of our main rivers and is made up of several small streams flowing out of the surrounding mountains.
		The Mataura River is without doubt one of New Zealand's best-known brown trout fisheries and arguably one of the best in the world, with outstanding fishing from the headwaters to the sea and fish size varying from 3lbs to 8lbs.
	www.fishnz.net.nz /fish.html (409 words)

	K 92 - Waimea Plains Railway, Mandeville
		K 92 was one of the 6 K's ordered in 1878, and the K class were reboilered during their lifetimes and ended up being discarded at various dumping sites once thier careers were over.
		K 92 was recovered from the Oreti River in 1985, and was restored by the Fiordland Vintage Machinery Museum, Te Anau.
		They planned to lay 4.5 kilometres of track for K 92 to run on, however the group disbanded and K 92 was offered for lease with the right to buy to the Weka Pass Railway.
	www34.brinkster.com /wekapass/krogersclass/k92his.htm (331 words)

	References (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The size of the river is similar to the Nagara River in Japan.
		I have fished this river in 2000 and 2003.
		Near Mataura River, there is Oreti River where big brown trout inhabit.
	www.mataura.co.nz /references.htm (844 words)

	Beehive.govt.nz - Minister appoints Oreti River special tribunal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The members of a special tribunal to consider an application from NZ Fish and Game for a water conservation order on the Oreti River have been announced today by Environment Minister David Benson-Pope.
		NZ Fish and Game seek protection of the main stem of the Oreti River upstream of Mossburn, specified tributaries and connected groundwater.
		They want recognition of the natural values of the river, its angling value and trout and wildlife habitats.
	www.beehive.govt.nz /ViewDocument.aspx?DocumentID=27044 (262 words)

	NZ WATER NEWS
		The discovery of the didymo algae in the Makarora River has prompted a plea for open water users to follow recommendations to clean all equipment before they use it in another waterway.
		Beca Carter river specialist Graham Levy told the hearing the effects of the six operational and 18 emergency spills from different sections of TrustPower's proposed 47km long canal were not as serious as many submitters had told the hearing.
		The continuing devastation of Canterbury's rivers, streams, lakes and groundwaters by careless farmers under the benign umbrella of Environment Canterbury (ECan) is a disgrace to the region.
	www.waternz.co.nz /archives/2006_11_01_nzwaternews_archive.html (3594 words)

	Calendar
		The rivers are open from the 1st of Oct to the 30th April and most Lakes are open
		One of the worlds best brown trout fishing rivers.
		A high country river that lies behind the majestic peaks of the Remarkable
	www.garstonhotel.com /activities.html (152 words)

	David Fletcher - Master Builder
		The old Rogers had laid in the river since 1927, dumped to help shore up the riverbank along with a collection of other rejected steamers.
		However at the last moment a local model railway enthusiast, by the name of Bob Anderson, took possession of the loco and moved it to the Plains Railway, south of Christ Church.
		Today 5 of the 8 Rogers locomotives have been identified, with 3 removed from the river, and two completely restored to operating condition.
	4largescale.com /fletch/d13.htm (2072 words)

	~~ WEEDBUSTERS \| News ~~
		The recent discovery of lagarosiphon ((Lagarosiphon major, or South African oxygen weed) in the mid reaches of the Oreti River (west of Jospephville) has ES staff on high alert.
		Lagarosiphon was discovered by Fish and Game early in April and whilst it is known to be present in localised streams in Invercargill and in fish and duck ponds on private property, this is the first time the pest plant has been discovered in the Oreti.
		During his initial inspection, ES senior biosecurity officer Keith Crothers noted the presence of lagarosiphon in a number of side channels, lagoons and ponds within the Oreti River berm area and said it appeared to have been established there for some time.
	www.weedbusters.org.nz /news/news_articles/news01.asp?NewsID=61 (625 words)

	DNZB / BIOGRAPHY
		In the same year he named New River (Oreti River), on the coast of Southland, after he and a boat crew had been forced to spend a night on Point Island in the river's mouth.
		He spent some time in the employ of Captain John Howell, manager of a whaling station at Jacobs River (Aparima River), but left in 1839 when he agreed to manage a station at Centre Island in Foveaux Strait for George and Edward Weller.
		Acker himself quarried the stone in the New River district and transported it across Foveaux Strait.
	www.dnzb.govt.nz /dnzb/Essay_Body.asp?PersonEssay=1A3 (567 words)

	Optical Characteristics of New Zealand Rivers in Relation to Flow (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Six years (1989-1994) of data from New Zealand\'s National Rivers Water Quality Network were used to characterize the optical water quality regime of river waters as regards: visual clarity (fl disc visibility), turbidity, and light-absorbing aquatic humic material (referred to as \"yellow substance,\' measured as light absorption at 440 nm).
		Quantitative relationships between optical water quality variables and flow in rivers are well-described by power law expressions.
		Therefore, rivers are typically clear and low in humic matter at low flow, and turbid and yellow-colored at high flow.
	www.awra.org /jawra/papers/J96073.html (217 words)

	Fishing News for December 2004
		Many other rivers suffer the same problem from overcrowding and given that it’s likely to increase, [we] will have to look at seasonal restrictions.” He said rivers under pressure included the Hunter and Dingle Burn in Otago, the Oreti and Upper Mataura in Southland, and the upper Wairau in Marlborough.
		The Waikato River is again under serious threat of pollution because vast areas of forestry in South Waikato are being sold and converted into dairy farms.
		The river is on the rise and now at 24cumecs and it is raining in the headwaters.
	www.geocities.com /ken_sims_98/nzffa/Newsdump1204.html (21228 words)

	NZ WATER NEWS
		WCP works to restore the health of waterways by engaging communities to look at what is living in their streams and rivers, using the results to draw conclusions on the health of the waterways then working to improve them.
		Meridian is in discussions about its contribution to the Mararoa River restoration project but yesterday spokesman Alan Seay said he could not confirm an amount or a timeline for when the State-owned company would decide on its contribution.
		It is ridiculous that the Waitaki water allocation board has set winter river flows that are higher than they were when the river was in its natural state, Aoraki MP Jim Sutton said yesterday.
	www.waternz.co.nz /archives/2005_05_01_nzwaternews_archive.html (5668 words)

	New Zealand Southland Freshwater Fisheries - Game Fishing Mataura and Oreti Rivers
		These rivers can be cold and windy at times but the quality and quantity of the fish are unsurpassed.
		The Oreti River west of Mossburn is well stocked with brown trout and vies with the Mataura as an exceptional fly-fishing venue.
		The Eglinton and Hollyford rivers are matchless scenic gems epitomising the regions unique qualities of seclusion, tranquillity and superlative angling.
	www.economy.co.nz /fishing-guides/southland.html (370 words)

	NZJBA Online - Otago Branch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		More advanced boating on a section of river not normally open.
		These rivers at the head of Lake Ohau should provide some exciting boating and incredible scenery.
		Rivers in mind to boat Hokitika, Taramakau, Kokatahi, Ahaura and upper Waimak or Rakia on way home.
	www.nzjba.org /otago/otagoindex.htm (692 words)

	K88 - First Restoration - WHITE BUS FAMILY PRODUCTIONS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Finally, the members of the Southland Vintage Car Club and local Lions group banded together to raise the K from the 10 foot hole she was in; only a few tall willow trees were between them and success.
		On January 19th and 20th 1974, when the Oreti River was at it's lowest, and with the Invercargill City Council helping by shutting off part of the water treatment plant, K88 was removed.
		Every time he went past, his nose would be hard pressed against the window of his carriage; he would gaze down at the old engines which had been dumped in the Branxholme dump site back in 1927, and dream his boyish dreams.
	www.whitebusfamily.co.nz /k88_first_restoration.htm (1553 words)

	Rowing Southland
		Invercargill, in the south of the South Island of New Zealand is home to the Invercargill Rowing Club.
		It is located on the banks of the Oreti River, just 8km from the town centre.
		Though tidal, the Oreti River provides an eight lane, 2000 metre rowing course, and over 35km of continuous training waters.
	www.rowingsouthland.co.nz /clubs_inv.html (215 words)

	River Sports » Blog Archive » Dentry: Fishers need to act soon to answer the casting call (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		River Sports » Blog Archive » Dentry: Fishers need to act soon to answer the casting call
		Otago Daily Times - By STEVE HEPBURN Didymo is spreading quickly in the Oreti River, covering large parts of the riverbed.
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	www.riversporting.com /wordpress/?p=501 (398 words)

	Woosh Big Hit In Tuatapere (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Tuatapere residents at the Woosh Wireless launch say they are already seeing the benefits of broadband.
		Trish King runs Western Southland Milkies with husband Alistair, delivering milk and chilled food to 500 customers from Oreti River to Blackmount Hill.
		She says that after five years on dial-up, the Woosh beta trial has been a revelation.
	www.webprowire.com /summaries/604977.html (219 words)

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