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Number 1
McKerchar, A.I.; Renwick, J.A.; Schmidt, J. Diminishing streamflows on the east coast of the South Island New Zealand and linkage to climate variability and change (pages 1-14)
McArthur, K.J.; Roygard, J.; Clark, M. Understanding variations in the limiting nitrogen phosphorus status of rivers in the Manawatu-Wanganui Region, New Zealand (pages 15-33)
Fahey, B.; Ekanayake, J.; Jackson, R.; Fenemor, A.; Davie, T.; Rowe, L. Using the WATYIELD water balance model to predict catchment water yields and low flows (pages 35-58)
Number 2
Kawanisi, K.; Razaz, M.; DeCosta, G.S.; DeCosta, C.D. Continuous monitoring of water discharge, temperature, and salinity in a tidal spillway using fluvial acoustic tomography (pages 61-68)
Smart, G.M.; McKerchar, A.I. More flood disasters in New Zealand (pages 69-78)
Christensen, K.; Doscher, C. The interaction of river engineering and geomorphology in the Lower Wairau River, Marlborough, New Zealand (pages 79-98)
Griffiths, G.A.; McKerchar, A.I. Recession of streamflow supplied from channel bed and bank storage (pages 99-109)
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