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	Waitaki River Salmon Fishing - North Otago, Hakataramea and Lake Ohau. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The Waitaki River, which straddles the border between South Canterbury and North Otago, is home of the mighty quinnat salmon.
		The first recorded fishing competition on the Waitaki river was organised by the Waitaki Branch of the Acclimatisation Society in December 1884.
		Waitaki River fish are always the heaviest on average.
	www.fishingmag.co.nz /waitaki3.htm (735 words)

	Beehive.govt.nz - Waitaki catchment legislation introduced (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The Resource Management (Waitaki Catchment) Amendment Bill will allow the many applications for water use in the catchment to be considered together and on their merits.
		The legislation is to establish a process to consider the competing demands for water in the lower Waitaki River and catchment.
		Meridian Energy has a lot at stake in the Waitaki catchment, but the other applicants or those with an interest in the water staying in the river must be considered too.
	www.beehive.govt.nz /ViewDocument.cfm?DocumentID=18533 (1334 words)

	How to Catch Salmon in the Waitaki River, North Otago. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The Waitaki River straddles the boundary between North Otago and South Canterbury.
		Having decided that the Waitaki offered the best chance for a successful introduction, a hatchery was constructed at Hakataramea, which is a tributary, and the first shipment of ova arrived in 1901.
		The Waitaki River is approximately three hours drive south from the large population center of Christchurch.
	www.fishingmag.co.nz /waitaki2.htm (1220 words)

	Waitaki Biosciences MCHA, Greenlipped Mussel Powder, Bovine Cartilage, Glandulars, Collagen, Chondroitin
		Waitaki's ingredients are ideal for addressing a number of the key concerns in the modern health environment.
		Waitaki Biosciences' commitment to quality, technical support and customer service satisfies the needs of our customers around the globe.
		Waitaki is committed to innovation and partnerships with customers to find ingredient solutions to meet their product requirements.
	www.waitakibio.com (309 words)

	Milner Assembly
		When Milner arrived at Waitaki, it was still a fairly new school, with just 93 students and few facilities.
		Waitaki has built up for itself a great reputation, and not only here in New Zealand, but far abroad in all parts of our Empire.
		He then stopped in mid sentence, raised a hand to his forehead and fell rigidly and heavily to the ground, instantly dead from a cerebral haemorrhage (a stroke).
	www.waitakibhs.school.nz /History/Hall/milner.htm (1044 words)

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		Highlights for Waitaki were wins to the Junior (255-230) and Senior (320-311) Debating teams, Hockey (5-1) and Trap Shooting (172-165).
		In the Trap Shooting, Waitaki went into the shoot as "underdogs" having been comprehensively beaten in last week's shoot against Kings.
		Waitaki rallied in the final quarter with an excellent try to Michael Walding but by this time the game was out of their reach.
	www.waitakibhs.school.nz /Newsletter/Jun02/006.htm (234 words)

	Event: Impact of Project Aqua on Waitaki River by Waitaki First Inc - Green Party
		Waitaki First Inc has been established to oppose Project Aqua and thereby protect the ecology, amenities and culture values of the lower reaches of the Waitaki River.
		The Waitaki river is one of the few broad braided rivers in the world and the largest in the South Island.
		Waitaki First has funded the visit of the above speakers to Wellington because they believe the Waitaki river is a national treasure and that the Project Aqua proposal should be a national issue.
	www.greens.org.nz /searchdocs/other6701.html (351 words)

	Waitaki's Calcium Peptacan for joints makes Euro debut
		New Zealand’s Waitaki Biosciences is affirming its position in the joint health market with the European launch of a new ingredient named Calcium Peptacan at HIE in Frankfurt this week.
		It is an area Waitaki has not ignored in the past: regional export manager Steve Caulton told NutraIngredients.com that the company has previously offered crude cartiledge materials with collagen and chondroitin sulphate, but he described the new addition as “a particular molecule derived extracted from bovine cartilage a more sophisticated, refined, targeted ingredient”.
		While the US is Waitaki's initial target with Calcium Peptacan, it is giving the ingredient its first European airing at HIE in order to gauge interest in an ingredient of this kind amongst manufacturers on this side of the Atlantic.
	www.foodnavigator.com /news/ng.asp?n=72068-waitaki-calcium-peptacan (544 words)

	Waitaki Biosciences
		Waitaki Biosciences, of New Zealand, specialises in manufacturing premium biological ingredients for manufacturers of dietary supplements, pharmaceuticals and functional foods.
		Waitaki can offer a complete joint and bone health package, the world's highest quality microcrystalline hydroxyapatite for bone density and Greenshell (Greenlipped) Mussel Powder to benefit of those experiencing joint pain.
		Waitaki is also New Zealand's leading supplier of glandular materials and working internationally with researchers to expand understanding of the many benefits of glandulars.
	www.nutraingredients-usa.com /news-by-product/indexbyCpyEntry.asp?id=3300&k=waitaki-biosciences (346 words)

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		This observation is consistent with the experience of Waitaki Valley Orchards whose summer fruit crops tend to flower a week to 10 days ahead of orchards in Central Otago.
		The notable differences between Waitaki and Central Otago are that the mean temperatures through January and February were lower but the means in October, November and April are higher.
		The Turner’s believe the risk profile at the Waitaki Valley is lower than Central as their orchard rarely misses a crop, whereas irregular weather events can be commonplace in Central Otago.
	www.waitakivalleyestates.co.nz /info.html (924 words)

	News & Events - Waitaki District Council
		The Waitaki Catchment Water Allocation Board (WAB) released its Draft Water Allocation Regional Plan for public comment in February.
		The council’s submission to the board focuses on concerns about higher power prices resulting from less storage in the Waitaki Valley hydro lakes during winter as well as its concerns over the reliability of water supply for irrigation in the future.
		The Waitaki District Council is now responsibile for providing a comprehensive Community Group Directory, taking over from the Oamaru Citizens Advice Bureau who, for many years, have provided us with a valuable directory.
	www.waitaki.govt.nz /Events (280 words)

	Fujitsu delivers IT infrastructure to Waitaki District Council : FUJITSU New Zealand
		Waitaki District Council has enhanced its technology management, improved system and network performance and cost efficiency, and clarified its strategic priorities as a result of a new partnership with Fujitsu.
		The benefits are flowing after Fujitsu conducted a full IT Infrastructure Review, which has not only identified priorities for on-going IT work, but has also won the support and buy-in of all key stakeholders within the organisation.
		Located in the North Otago region of New Zealand's South Island, Waitaki District Council is a comparatively small local government body servicing the needs of 20,000 residents.
	www.fujitsu.com /nz/casestudies/waitaki.html (808 words)

	Welcome to Waitaki Girls High School
		Waitaki Girls' High School offers boarding accommodation to those students who both need and will benefit from a positive, caring and structured environment.
		Waitaki House Boarding Hostel is administered by the Principal, Matron and Executive Officer who are responsible through the Hostel Management Committee to the Board of Trustees.
		The Matron has, as her special concern, ensuring that Waitaki House functions as a safe, warm environment that fulfils the educational, social and individual needs of the boarders.
	www.waitakigirlshigh.school.nz /hostel (246 words)

	Whats new : GNS Science Limited
		Geology of the Waitaki Area covers a large area of the eastern South Island, including the eastern part of Central Otago and the southern end of the Mackenzie Basin.
		Nine pages are devoted to the geological resources of the Waitaki region including the goldfields of the Macraes area and the historic alluvial gold workings.
		There are abundant resources of greywacke aggregate in the Waitaki valley, but areas underlain by schist rocks and softer sedimentary rocks have more difficulty finding good roading materials.
	www.gns.cri.nz /news/release/waitaki.html (638 words)

	1. Introduction \| National Cost Benefit Analysis of Proposals to Take Water from the Waitaki River: Final Report \| ...
		The Waitaki River catchment comprises over 11,000 square kilometres extending from the Southern Alp headwaters to the South Island's East Coast north of Oamaru (see Figure 1).
		The Waitaki River is the fourth largest river in New Zealand with a mean historical flow at Waitaki Dam of 358m³/s recorded between 1927-2000 (Opus, 2003).
		The four major tributary basins of the Waitaki catchment are the Tekapo, Pukaki, Ohau and Ahuriri and the catchment includes the natural lakes of Tekapo, Pukaki and Ohau, and the major artificial lakes of Benmore, Aviemore and Waitaki.
	www.med.govt.nz /templates/MultipageDocumentPage____10569.aspx (1271 words)

	NZRCA: Submission re Waitaki Allocation Plan
		In particular the minimum flow regime in the lower Waitaki and Tekapo rivers are opposed.
		In particular, resource consents using water from the Waitaki catchment should not be used for irrigation schemes outside the Waitaki catchment area.
		The original agreement for compensation for the loss of water amenity on the Tekapo, Pukaki, Ohau and Upper Waitaki Rivers between the NZRCA and ECNZ was made on the basis of resource consents being applied for at the time, and granted on the basis of the collective stakeholder agreement.
	www.rivers.org.nz /article/SubmissionReWaitaki (1223 words)

	Some Issues, Waitaki River Users Liaison Group (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		But without the flushing effect of the large river are we creating a major problem for future generations to clean up.
		Currently the Waitaki River is a largely untapped tourist destination.
		The Lower Waitaki river is the only open large recreation space available to the public that does not require land owner permission in the lower North Otago area.
	www.waitaki-river.org.nz /issues.html (849 words)

	Waitaki Valley, Otago New Zealand. Waitaki Lakes, Omarama Gliding, Ohau Skiing - Tourism Waitaki - South Island, New ...
		The Waitaki Valley is one of the most picturesque and action packed areas in Waitaki.
		The regions boundary in the north is the mighty Waitaki River, a rich fishing ground for salmon, trout and whitebait.
		The clay cliffs are preserved by an open space covenant from the Queen Elizabeth II National Trust.
	www.tourismwaitaki.co.nz /index.cfm/Waitaki/Waitaki (321 words)

	Welcome to Waitaki Girls' High School
		We hope you will find the information you need here to learn about our school and keep up to date with what is happening.
		Waitaki Girls' High School is a state secondary school for girls founded in 1887 and located in Oamaru in the South Island of New Zealand.
		Accommodation is available for boarders in Waitaki House which adjoins the school.
	www.waitakigirlshigh.school.nz (177 words)

	Waitaki Honey Company Limited (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Around half of this is from Waitaki Honey Company Limited, an Otago business run by Kate White and Peter Irving whose family involvement in beekeeping dates back to the 1940’s.
		Waitaki Honey is collected from 3,000 hives nestled in the remote valleys of the plateau country surrounding the majestic Southern Alps.
		Waitaki Honey, which is BIO-GRO certified (BIO-GRO no. 607), requires any farms where their hives are situated to provide a spray declaration.
	www.cloverhoney.co.nz (243 words)

	Waitaki Valley Fishing Guides -- Trout & Salmon Fishing, New Zealand
		The Waitaki Valley is the Gateway to the Central South Island Region, with its main geographical feature being the abundance and variety of excellent fly fishing waters for wild, Brown and Rainbow trout.
		The relatively short travelling time between such contrasting waters and scenery is an advantage should weather patterns or conditions necessitate a change of location.
		SALMON (CHINOOK/KING) -- Entering the Waitaki River as early as November, the recognized "run" is from January to the end of April.
	www.nz-holiday.co.nz /trout-salmon-fishing (644 words)

	6. New Water Rights for Electricorp 1991
		In August 1988 the Waitaki Catchment Board convened a public forum to consider the issues involved in setting a minimum flow for the Lower Waitaki River under Section 20J of the Water and Soil Conservation Act 1967.
		The outcome was an agreement by all parties as to an appropriate setting of a minimum flow on an interim basis, and the establishment of a working party to initiate and oversee studies which would provide the information necessary to set a definitive minimum flow.
		Other agreement was reached on the minimum flow regime, notification on expected flow in the Lower Waitaki and bi-annual meetings to discuss the operation of the agreement and any improvements/modifications required.
	www.maf.govt.nz /mafnet/rural-nz/sustainable-resource-use/irrigation/upper-waitaki-catchment/upper-waitaki-07.htm (2983 words)

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		In 2001 interests associated with Waitaki Valley Wines Limited identified the likely shortage of quality vineyard land in the established viticulture regions of New Zealand.
		This, coupled with the excellent reputation of New Zealand wines internationally, meant that the market was forecast to require significantly more quality vine growing land to meet the escalating demand.
		Situated on the north facing slopes of the Waitaki River, between Duntroon and Kurow, the land offers a number of unique natural advantages that make it suitable for the production of Pinot Noir, Reisling and Pinot Gris.
	www.waitakivalleyestates.co.nz (353 words)

	Waitaki plan helps farms, power \| BUSINESS \| NEWS \| tvnz.co.nz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The needs of farmers and the hydro electricity industry have been upheld in a decision on the use of the Waitaki River.
		The Waitaki Catchment Water Allocation Board has eased proposed restrictions for irrigation and set electricity generation as one of the priorities in the final version of its plan released on Monday.
		The plan provides for priority uses of water for stock, domestic use and firefighting; sustaining the environmental values of Waitaki catchment water; allocation of water for various activities including irrigation and electricity generation; and management of the allocation of water, including when the water levels are low.
	tvnz.co.nz /view/page/411415/615906 (433 words)

	National Cost Benefit Analysis for the Waitaki Catchment \| Water \| Energy and Resources
		Three reports on proposals to take water in the Waitaki catchment have been released by the Ministry of Economic Development.
		This report was commissioned by the Ministry of Economic Development to evaluate the economic impact on the electricity sector by Project Aqua, a Meridian Energy proposal to construct six hydro power stations using the waters of the Waitaki River.
		The Model Scoping Report for the "National Cost-Benefit Analysis of Proposals to Take Water in the Waitaki Catchment" is provided to confirm the direction for economic modelling, and the timetable for project completion.
	www.med.govt.nz /templates/StandardSummary____47.aspx (399 words)

	Archived News \| Sport Waitaki Launched (23.2.05)
		Sport Waitaki regional coordinator, Grahame Johnston, was pleased with the turnout.
		Sport Waitaki is a joint venture between the Waitaki District Council, The Community Trust of Otago, Totara Hotels, and Sport Otago, and was established in December 2004 to increase participation levels and to develop effective sport and physical recreation systems in the Waitaki region.
		Sport Waitaki is located in Community House on Thames Street (pictured below) where Mr Johnston is based to meet regional enquiries.
	www.sportotago.co.nz /index.php?id=84,307,0,0,1,0 (134 words)

	Beehive.govt.nz - Waitaki Catchment Regional Plan Completed
		The Waitaki Catchment Water Allocation Plan was officially handed to Environment Minister Marian Hobbs today by the chair of the Waitaki Catchment Water Allocation Board Judge David Sheppard.
		The Board revised the Waitaki Catchment Water Allocation Plan after considering 1197 submissions on its draft plan, and hearings in Oamaru and Omarama over six-weeks in June and July.
		The Plan, to be implemented by the Canterbury Regional Council, also includes changes to the Otago Regional Council's water plan for the small part of the catchment that is in the Otago region.
	www.beehive.govt.nz /ViewDocument.aspx?DocumentID=24214 (583 words)

	Waitaki group widens hydro battle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		She said Waitaki First had had a series of meetings throughout the catchment with many groups and was pushing the message not just of opposing further big hydro schemes, but of the importance of submissions to the draft legislation for the Waitaki.
		It was important that the board of inquiry set the water- allocation plan for the Waitaki had the right terms of reference.
		Waitaki first believed the fact that the Government had introduced draft legislation to handle the issue of Waitaki water gave it hope that Aqua might be defeated.
	www.electricityforum.com /news/jan04/waitaki.html (394 words)

	Glenmac Farmstay - 'A Typical New Zealand High Country Farm' Waitaki Valley & Kurow
		A journey through the Waitaki Valley, from the East Coast at Oamaru, to the inland lakes and mountains, passes through the small South Island towns of Duntroon and Kurow.
		Highway 83 takes you from the lush irrigated farmlands of the Waitaki Plains to the inland high country farms and finally leads to Mount Cook, Queenstown, Wanaka and the West Coast.
		Kurow is a country town with a population of approximately 500 people and is situated on the bank of the Waitaki River, and is the gateway to the lakes and Mount Cook area.
	www.newzealandnz.co.nz /farmstaynewzealand/attractions.html (367 words)

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