Meridian eyes 50,000 tonnes of rock for Pukaki project

Meridian Energy says getting access to more water from Lake Pukaki will require about 50,000 tonnes of rock to protect the foreshore at the southern end of the lake. The lake, nestled near the foot of Aoraki Mt Cook National Park, covers about 179 square kilometres and is the country’s biggest hy... 

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