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11 November 2022

Time to turn on the tap, but it’s not that simple

Saturday 28 November 2020 | Written by Emmanuel Samoglou | Published in Features, Weekend

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Time to turn on the tap, but it’s not that simple
Storage tanks at Avatiu intake. (PHOTO: EMMANUEL SAMOGLOU). 20112706

It has been a bumpy ride, but work on Rarotonga’s revamped water system is nearing an end. From the outset, elected leaders were committed to delivering potable water to residents. Cleaner water is now coming through the taps, but it’s not up to international drinking standards yet. Te Mato Vai project manager Peter Free is committed to seeing the ultimate goal become a reality. Emmanuel Samoglou reports.

It has been a bumpy ride, but work on Rarotonga’s revamped water system is nearing an end. From the outset, elected leaders were committed to delivering potable water to residents. Cleaner water is now coming through the taps, but it’s not up to international drinking standards yet. Te Mato Vai project manager Peter Free is committed to seeing the ultimate goal become a reality. Emmanuel Samoglou reports.


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