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Number 1
William, G.; Milke, M.; Raffensperger, J.F. Survey of New Zealand hydrologist on information needs. (pages 1-12)
Ibbitt, R.P.; Woods, R.A.; Clark, M.P. Assimilating streamflow data to update water table positions in rainfall-to-runoff models based on TOPMODEL concepts Richard P. (pages 13-28)
Griffiths, G.A.; Pearson, C.P.; McKerchar, A.I. Climate variability and the design flood problem (pages 29-38)
Number 2
Clark, M.; Hreinsson, E.O.; Martenez, G.; Tait, A.; Slater, A.; Hendrikx, J.; Owens, I.; Gupta, H.; Schmidt, J.' Woods, R. Simulations of seasonal snow for the South Island, New Zealand (pages 41-58)
Kerr, T.; Owens, I.; Rack, W.; Gardner, R. Using ground-based laser scanning to monitor surface changes on the Rolleston Glacier, New Zealand. (pages 59-72)
Schmidt, J.; Kienzle, S.W.; Srinivasan, M.S. Estimating increased evapotranspiration losses caused by irrigated agriculture as part of the water balance of the Orari catchment, Canterbury, New Zealand. (pages 73-94)
Cowpertwait, P.; Salinger, J.; Mullan, B. A spatial-temporal stochastic rainfall model for Auckland City: Scenarios for current and future climates (pages 95-109)