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Rangitoto channel dredging Environment Court case starts

23 Sep 2020 An environmental group is appealing the Ports of Auckland s plans to dredge the Rangitoto shipping channel.Group appeals controversial shipping channel plan 12 Jun 2020 Iwi and environmentalists opposed to a proposal to dredge the Rangitoto shipping channel are outraged Auckland Council wants to reject half of the submissions against it.Rangitoto channel dredging: Move to reject submissions extraordinarily undemocratic 11 Aug 2020 The port s application drew 194 public submissions to the Auckland Council in and 13 in support, but today it was granted consent to deepen Auckland s shipping channel.Ports of Auckland gets green light to deepen shipping channel despite controversy 12 Jun 2020 Iwi and environmentalists opposed to a proposal to dredge the Rangitoto shipping channel are outraged Auckland Council wants to reject half of the submissions against it.Rangitoto channel dredging: Move to reject submissions extraordinarily undemocratic

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Lockdown study of Hauraki Gulf shows dolphins communicate better with fewer boats

“Key data from this study provides strong evidence that small vessels, where there are enough of them, directly influence sound levels and are definitely having an impact.” Noise pollution is known to have deadly effects on marine life, such as those which use sound for life-critical behaviours like mate selection and predator warnings. The study, which was published in the Global Change Biology scientific journal in collaboration with Dr Matthew Pine from the University of Victoria in Canada, saw data gathered from acoustic recording stations at five sites in the Hauraki Gulf. Between February and May 2020, six samples per hour – or 144 samples a day – were gathered and split into lockdown and pre-lockdown categories.

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Community Scoop » Lockdown: When The Ocean Went Quiet

Press Release – University of Auckland As New Zealands first Covid-19 lockdown began on 26 March 2020, the countrys busiest coastal waterway, the Hauraki Gulf, became devoid of almost all non-essential vessels. And noise levels plunged.

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America's Cup: Day 7 Preview - back to Course A off Takapuna

You can catch the action on the water for an unforgettable experience. Contact the Cup Cat who have a luxury spectator vessel out on the water and close to the race course, they have space left for today and tomorrow, Sunday. click here to find out about viewing from the Cup Cat. Or you can have the experience of a lifetime watching a race from a helicopter with Helicopter Me flying both days this weekend. Other than a few media most never get the opportunity to see America s Cup racing from the air, and the Airbus Eurocopters operated by Helicopter Me are the ideal machines with large windows, executive spec interiors and noise cancelling BOSE headsets making them perfectly comfortable for the 30-45 minute duration of this ultimate helicopter experience. A chopper is one of the few ways of keeping up with an AC75 ripping along at close to 50kts.

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