Lake ManaPouri

2. Traditional food gathering sites that were lost or affected. (10)
4. The official group created by the government in 1973 to oversee the ecological management of the lakes. (9)
5. 264,907 people signed this "monster" document in 1970 to stop the lake from being raised. (8
7. The Save Manapōuri campaign is known as New Zealand's first mass __________________ movement
8. The number of meters the government originally planned to raise the water level. (6)
10. The Australian company that signed the 1959 agreement with the New Zealand government. (7)
11. The smelter was built at __________________ Point. (5)
13. The metal that was going to be produced at the new smelter. (9)

1. The traditional Māori name for Lake Manapōuri. (7)
3. The type of power station that was built mostly underground to generate electricity. (13)
6. The neighboring lake that was also threatened by the power station plan. (6)
9. The local iwi (tangata whenua) who have a deep connection to the lake. (7)
12. Norman __________________, the newly elected leader in 1972 who promised not to raise the lake levels. (4)