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Concerns about lacking flood warning signs in Clutha district are being discussed.
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Parker disputes water policy cost
Labour Party water spokesman David Parker disputes a claim Labour's water policy will cost
Vehicles turn Waikawa camp to mud
A popular camping ground in Horowhenua has been turned into a muddy morass
Saddlebacks relocated to new habitat
Almost 140 South Island saddlebacks have found a new home in Dusky Sound.
Listen: Why farming leaders have banded together
James Parsons from Farming Leaders Group on why they're focused on cleaning waterways.
Group opposed to park land spraying
Spraying pesticides on farmland in Queen Elizabeth Park threatens stream life says group.
Guy backs region's primary industries
Primary Industries & Associate Economic Development Minister Nathan Guy visits Whanganui.
Farmers pledge to improve our rivers
Pastoral farming leaders say they are committed to "doing the right thing" for our rivers.
Safer drinking water in pipeline for Omanaia residents
Safer drinking water is in the pipeline for Omanaia residents
Pollen storm turns Blue Lake yellow
Blue Lake took on a new identity overnight as pollen turned the water a brilliant yellow.
Listen: Damien O'Connor defends David Parker and water tax
Labour's Damien O'Connor defends his party's water tax and the comments of David Parker.
David Clark: Why this election is so nasty for farmers
Farmer David Clark is concerned Labour's water tax will deepen the urban/rural rift.
The making of a 'native fish geek'
A childhood interest in insects blossomed into a job in native fish for Stella McQueen
1080 operation in Western Bay of Plenty
1080 will be dropped into two Western Bay of Plenty forests in the coming months.
Purakaunui slip repair likely to take 'months'
Dunedin City Council said yesterday it might be months before the damage was repaired.
Northland crew fighting huge fires in Canada
Northland brothers join international team fighting blazes.
NZ First looks at forestry
NZ First will introduce a law to ensure exports don't destroy our wood processing industry
Water consents ban 'could jeopardise Bay business'
The end of new allocation of water from the Heretaunga aquifer raises concerns.
Pauline Doyle and Ken Keys: Our water is not for sale
We need to conserve water rather than thinking we can waste water because it rains so much
Keeping a wallaby as a pet? Think again!
A wallaby is reportedly being kept as a pet at a Hamilton residence.
Maggie Barry says she loves killing possums
Conservation Minister brings Predator Free 2050 to Northland
Vigils held in four places in support of clean water
Havelock North residents united in support of clean water at a candlelit vigil last night.
Stream protection a murky reality
The only way to tell if a stream is healthy is to stand in it with a net and count bugs.
Northland livestock report
Just the same as last week with two or three fine days and then back to the rain and mud.
Leopard seal sparks rethink on mammal habitat
Owha the leopard seal sparks rethink on seal habitat
Keep calm and carry on, farmers told
Farmers advised to carry on and keep getting informed about new consent conditions.
Opinion divided on Labour water tax policy
Debate rages over charge for commercial water to help pay to clean up our waterways.
Iwi manager wants mining decision appealed
Taranaki/Whanganui Conservation Board should appeal seabed mining decision, manager says
Environment group gets funding boost
The Uretara Estuary Managers group will receive $250,000 over five years.
Listen: IrrigationNZ - tax won't address water quality issues
IrrigationNZ Chair Nicky Hyslop discusses Labour's proposed water tax.
Seabed mining protest planned for Patea
Linked hands along the coastline will be a moment of solidarity, Bianca Mitchell says