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Kia ora
We are gearing up to launch our plan to make our rivers and lakes clean enough to swim in again.
Over half of our monitored rivers are unsafe for swimming, one third of our lakes are unhealthy, and two-thirds of our native freshwater fish are at risk or threatened with extinction.
This is not a legacy we want to pass on to the next generation. We love our rivers and want to protect them. Check out our plan online on Sunday 21st August, when we launch our solutions.

Russel Norman
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