One year ago, health authorities were alerted to an outbreak of gastro in Havelock North.

The new forestry standard will be introduced in May next year.

One Plan needs a partial change to prevent farmers going bankrupt.

The rivers of Otago and Southland continue to be degraded say Otago University scientists

Irrigation NZ chairwoman Nicky Hyslop talks about rural resilience and Labour's water tax.

DairyNZ CEO Dr Tim Mackle explains idea of a Water Roundtable to deal with water issues.

Groups planning for increasing plantings and improving water quality together.

Long-time call for water bottling charge answered under proposed Labour policy

It makes no sense to impose water tax on one sector when all use water, says Andrew Curtis

Port Chalmers dairy farmer Merrall MacNeille is finally selling milk again.

Clean-up of region's rivers and lakes gets a funding boost.

Havelock North water inquiry directs health ministry to move fast on water safety plans.

Northland Cats in Balance says there is no need for curfews

Hawke's Bay primary sector up in arms over Labour's proposed irrigation charge.

A partnership approach to dealing with water quality offers the best chance of progress

Noticed anything new on your travels around the Taupo District recently?

Selwyn-Waihora residents hope to address ongoing concerns over how water is managed

Closure may be the only option as one in five kauri now infected with deadly pathogen.

Government pipes $2 million into Northland freshwater quality projects

Labour's spokesman on the Environment and Water David Parker defends party's new policy.

Nathan Guy says Labour's proposed water royalty is an impediment to farming and NZ economy

Irrigation NZ CEO Andrew Curtis on Labour's proposed royalty on commercial freshwater use.

A man was run over by his own ute after the handbrake failed near Mamaranui.

Claims that water levies will cost farmers billions are ludicrous, Jacinda Ardern says.

The Rotorua Lakes Council responds to questions about the $90,000 spent on Korean mud.

An environmental group wants assurances no public money will be spent on raising Falls Dam

The Lake Tarawera sewerage reticulation project has received $6.5m in government funding.

A costly solution to get rid of midges in Bromley was scheduled to be discussed

Chlorination considered the most effective way to treat drinking water, say experts.

A water bottling plant could create 20 jobs but hapu are not happy.