NZHS e-Current Newsletter

The New Zealand Hydrological Society produces a newsletter, Current, which normally comes out in April and October. 

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Current 46 was the last printed copy and the newsletter will now be in digital format only (now e-Current).

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The newsletter is included as part of each member's annual subscription and cannot be purchased separately.   

Contributions for Current are welcomed and can be sent to admin@hydrologynz.org.nz.

In order to assist with formatting please review the following when submitting content:

• Guide length = 1 or 2 pages (A4, including photos & graphics)

• Maximum length = 4 pages (A4, including photos & graphics)

• Send text as a Word document

• Photographs and graphs should also be attached separately
  (as well as in the main body text of the Word document or indicate
  where the image should be placed)

• Photographs should be .jpg/.jpeg or .png files

• Photo credits and captions should be supplied, wherever possible.

​A creative section has recently been added to the E-current and we welcome all members to send us a creative contribution. 
 
If you are in any doubt about the suitability of material you have in mind please do ask. Generally, the more diversity the better, so don’t feel constrained by the content of previous newsletters!

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Space is available in Current for relevant advertisements. For further information and prices email admin@hydrologynz.org.nz ​
 

Typical Contents:

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• Message from the Executive: A word from a member of the NZHS executive committee

• Recent Events: Reviews and opinions of workshops, conferences, courses, and other events

• Articles: Members' opinion pieces, descriptions of recent hydrological events, book reviews, research summaries, etc

• Updates: Brief updates from members and organisations (including universities, CRIs, regional councils, and consultants) on topical matters

• Upcoming Events: A chance for members to promote awareness of upcoming events, workshops, courses

• Tips & Tools: Practical tools being developed to help hydrology practitioners (eg, software, analytical methods, training material)

• Nuts & Bolts: Technical forum for equipment reviews, trials, etc

• The Last Word: Anything (or almost anything) goes