News & Events

Waterways 17/09/2026 Waterways 17/09/2026

The Meadow Mushrooms Waterways Masters Scholarship: Te Waihora lake opening (closing 1 November)

The Meadows Mushroom Waterways Masters Scholarship, closing November 1, 2026.

Waterways 13/08/2026 Waterways 13/08/2026

NZ’s new flood maps are missing a hidden threat – the water quietly rising from below

James Brasington 10/08/2026 James Brasington 10/08/2026

The Waterways Postgraduate Student Conference, Thursday 12 November 2026

Susie Wood 22/09/2025 Susie Wood 22/09/2025

Congratulations to Issie Barrett - Canterbury Conservation Award winner

Susie Wood 15/09/2025 Susie Wood 15/09/2025

How Māori knowledge strengthens and expands freshwater monitoring

James Brasington 01/08/2025 James Brasington 01/08/2025

Enhancing flood risk management through data-driven insights

James Brasington 01/08/2025 James Brasington 01/08/2025

New PhD Scholarship: Future-proofing stopbanks in Aotearoa New Zealand

New PhD Scholarship, exploring new approaches to stopbank design and management (supervised by Markus Pahlow (Engineering) and James Brasington (Waterways)).

Shelley MacDonell 22/05/2025 Shelley MacDonell 22/05/2025

PhD opportunity: Climate change impacts in cold, arid regions

Susie Wood 11/03/2025 Susie Wood 11/03/2025

Waterways welcomes Dr Marc Tadaki

Susie Wood 11/03/2025 Susie Wood 11/03/2025

A new co-director for Waterways

Shelley MacDonell 15/09/2023 Shelley MacDonell 15/09/2023

How quickly does snow reach the stream?

Issie Barrett 19/05/2023 Issie Barrett 19/05/2023

Discovery of a 'goldmine' of historical data offers new insight into Mid-Canterbury’s groundwater quality

Waterways 18/01/2023 Waterways 18/01/2023

Recent publications from the Waterways Centre

Waterways 29/05/2019 Waterways 29/05/2019

Measuring braided rivers from space: new NZ-US collaboration on SWOT satellite mission