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Sustainability & Climate Change Update July 2025

As the Tasman region struggles with back-to-back extreme weather events and the aftermath of widespread flooding, attention is shifting from emergency response to long-term resilience. Critical questions now arise: How can the region better prepare for future events? And what does it mean to truly "build back better"?

In this update, we explore key developments in climate adaptation including the following policy and regulatory shifts:

  • Recommendations from the Independent Reference Group on New Zealand’s national climate adaptation framework
  • New regulations requiring natural hazard information on LIMs
  • The draft...

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Rachael Zame

Special Counsel

Special Counsel

Phone: +64 7 927 0522
Email: rzame@clmlaw.co.nz

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Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor of Science, University of Otago 

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Solicitors

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Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor of Science (Neuroscience), and Bachelor of Arts (Māori Studies).

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Resource Management Reforms on the Move

Key Changes at a Glance As we wait to see more details of two new...

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What's the deal with the regional deals?

The Government’s City and Regional Deals initiative has taken...

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So you've decided to build a new home?

With the decision made to go with a new build, you will now be asked...

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Development Contributions in the Spotlight

With all the signalled resource management changes at the moment it...

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Freshwater Reforms

The Government has announced its proposals for national direction on...

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Incorporated Societies Re-registrations reminder

Has your society re-registered under the Incorporated Societies Act...

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Resource Management Amendment Bill 2019: Summary of Changes

Everyone’s favourite piece of legislation to tinker with is...

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New Retentions Regime

The Construction Contracts (Retention Money) Amendment Act 2023 came...

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