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Wellington's $1b wastewater problem and it's not Moa Point: Warnings over Seaview plant

Wellington's $1b wastewater problem and it's not Moa Point: Warnings over Seaview plant
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Wellington Water officials warn that the Seaview wastewater treatment plant requires urgent repairs to its leaking sewage pipe, a project estimated to cost $1 billion. The ongoing discharge of treated sewage into a sacred local stream has drawn criticism from indigenous iwi leaders.

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The situation highlights the critical need for infrastructure investment and the tension between aging utility systems and environmental/cultural preservation.

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Kura Moeahu at Waiwhetu Stream. Photo: RNZ / Samuel Rillstone

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The article balances the technical challenges of infrastructure with the environmental and cultural concerns of the local community.

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