Rivers need to be protected for all
WCO needed for Hawke's Bay rivers, says freshwater ecologist.
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WCO not a threat, say applicants
Applicants note that WCO tribunal must consider needs of primary industry under the RMA.
WCO impact sees orchardist fear for his future
Orchardist John Evans is worried that the WCO will have a negative impact on his business.
Lone protester takes stand
Stefan Tupper was the only protester at the WCO Tractor Rally and supports the order.
Girls' trip turns into whale rescue mission
The whale was last seen in Doubtless Bay swimming out to sea
Entry turns possums into burning issue
When it comes to possums some people see red and some just see an ash-toned grey.
Wallaby carcass likely dumped, ORC says
A dead wallaby found near Balclutha last week was probably dumped, says ORC
Check shed for chemicals
Farmers are being urged to check sheds and chemical stores for DDT
HRC staff get dirty for region's rivers
Horizons Regional Council staff have been planting 1500 native plants along Hokio Stream.
Rust never sleeps in killing pest plant
A fungus released two years ago in Northland to fight the lantana is taking effect
Trench causes land to flood
A large unconsented trench, dug by a Hokio Beach farmer has caused outrage
Listen: DairyNZ's Dr Thorrold on Pastoral 21
Strategy Investment Leader for DairyNZ Dr Bruce Thorrold on the Pastoral 21 Research Team.
'Gobsmacked' by rejected free water bore offer
But council says bore drilling offer would have led to administration, compliance issues.
Students join fight to protect native falcon
10,000 Rotorua students to become Wingspan Warriors during Conservation Week
We need a commission to police climate plan
All parties bidding to form a government could agree on a Climate Commission.
Conservation Matters: Focus on Predator Free NZ a priority
Predator Free NZ has targeted possums, stoats and rats, but there are many more.
Mike Finlayson: Big decisions to make
The issue of water quality is looming large, locally and nationally.
Effluent Expo attracts the crowds
Nearly 40 exhibitors, with more expected, have been confirmed for the latest Effluent Expo
Pigs and neighbours do not mix
Donna Badorek has filled her life with animals - and her neighbours are getting fed up.
Methane, nitrous oxide levels can be reduced
Four options either available to farmers at present or being worked on says Dr Dynes.
Little sympathy for toheroa poachers
Facebook readers had little sympathy for toheroa poachers plight.
Businesses call to delay water restrictions
Without security, fears over "severe" impact on CHB businesses under Plan Change Six.
Ngaruroro River WCO hearings to be split
WCO special tribunal to consider upper and lower Ngaruroro issues separately.
1080 drop for Hauraki area planned
Aerial predator control is under way for the southern boundary of the Hauraki District.
Catching predators to protect birds
The aim of Predator Free Acacia Bay is to make the bay predator free.
Endangered NZ falcon gets support base
Our native falcon is a focus for conservation efforts
Pasture researchers make a welcome return to Whanganui
The latest in grassland research is coming to Wanganui this November.
Flooded residents want an apology
Some flood-struck victims want an apology while others blame it on the rain.
Puppies' role in fight for wildlife
New Zealand was the first country to use dogs to benefit conservation
Dig This attraction opening day relief
The earth moved at the official opening of Invercargill's Dig This Invercargill
Many hands for heavy work
Around 50 people worked to sustain Rotokakahi Awa and whitebait populations for the future