Watercare’s seven year Central Interceptor project is over halfway complete.  

The aim of the project is to reduce water overflow in the central Auckland area with the construction of New Zealand’s largest wastewater tunnel. 

The team is about to hit the penultimate breakthrough before arriving at Point Erin Reserve in Herne Bay in March/April of 2025. 

Watercare Chief Programme Delivery Officer Shayne Cunis told Kerre Woodham that Auckland is going to get a lifetime of benefits from the project. 

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Watercare’s seven year Central Interceptor project is over halfway complete. &nbsp;
The aim of the project is to reduce water overflow in the central Auckland area with the construction of New Zealand’s largest wastewater tunnel.&nbsp;
The team is about to hit the penultimate breakthrough before arriving at Point Erin Reserve in Herne Bay in March/April of 2025.&nbsp;
Watercare Chief Programme Delivery Officer Shayne Cunis told Kerre Woodham that Auckland is going to get a lifetime of benefits from the project.&nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE&nbsp;

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Shayne Cunis: Watercare Chief Programme Delivery Officer gives an update on the Central Interceptor project

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