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Fig. 2. The breached Waiouru maar crater and tuff ring (seen here in 1993) recently opened as a public reserve as part of the new Highbrook Industrial Estate subdivision, Otara. The subdivision included the construction of an arterial road just outside of the tuff ring which separates it from the Tamaki Estuary. Sometimes called Pukekiwiriki,, local iwi restrict this name to Red Hill volcano, Papakura. Fig. 3. Mangere Lagoon maar crater served as sludge ponds for Auckland sewage from 1959 to 2003. Subsequently restored to an intertidal inlet, with the central scoria cone rebuilt, the whole has been opened to the public as an extension to Ambury Regional Park. GSNZ Newsletter 143 (2007) Page 40
www.ausimm.co.nz AUSIMM – NZ BRANCH CONFERENCE 13 – 15 August 2007, Hotel Grand Chancellor, CHRISTCHURCH Speakers will present papers on a range of topics including: • Underground coal mining in New Zealand’s complex geology • State of the art regional exploration in both the North and South Islands • The critical skills shortage facing New Zealand mining companies • Legal issues relating to mining in the Department of Conservation estate • Environmental issues Field trips: • A 2 day trip to the West Coast visiting the OceanaGold Globe Progress Au mine and the Pike River underground coal mine that is under construction • A 1 day trip visiting inland Canterbury and the Southern Alps including Coalgate bentonite and Canterbury Coal operations in Malvern Hills Principal sponsor Major sponsors Information and registration: www.ausimm.co.nz Deadline for early bird discounted registration rate is July 13. GSNZ Newsletter 143 (2007) Page 41
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