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Water New Zealand
Water New Zealand
31 episodes
2 weeks ago
"Whakarongo ki te tāwara o te wai" "Listen to the murmurs of water". A Water New Zealand podcast series.
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"Whakarongo ki te tāwara o te wai" "Listen to the murmurs of water". A Water New Zealand podcast series.
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Balancing technical expertise with human impact: reflections from the flood frontline
Water New Zealand
21 minutes 59 seconds
3 months ago
Balancing technical expertise with human impact: reflections from the flood frontline

Engineers working in flood management are well-versed in the technical aspects of flooding.  But what happens when you talk to distressed people who have just lived through deeply traumatic experiences?

In this episode of Tāwara o te Wai, flood assessor Tom Nikkel and Auckland Council flood risk manager Fiona Macdonald,  working in the aftermath of the 2023 Auckland anniversary, reflect on the tension between the need to make robust technical decisions and supporting the many traumatised people whose homes and lives have been upended.


Water New Zealand
"Whakarongo ki te tāwara o te wai" "Listen to the murmurs of water". A Water New Zealand podcast series.