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Tuesday 7 September 2021 | Written by Al Williams | Published in Local, National
Contractor, from left, Teariki Patai, Associate Minister Responsible for Cook Islands Investment Corporation Albert Nicholas, and contractors Rupert Tane and Tupou Tupou work on the eastern embankment of the Avatiu Stream on Monday. PHOTO: AL WILLIAMS 21090612
A multi-million dollar project to improve the Avatiu Stream is near the half way point as part of an effort to better protect the surrounding area from flooding.
A multi-million dollar project to improve the Avatiu Stream is near the half way point as part of an effort to better protect the surrounding area from flooding.
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