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Lawrence Yule: Time to get brave on water storage
Dam uncertainty is creating real financial and personal stress for many in CHB.
Help sought for flood-hit farmers
The Otago Regional Council is calling for support for farmers affected by floods.
Political candidates give views on dam
The 2017 election candidates give their view on the Ruataniwha Water Storage Scheme.
What next for the Ruataniwha Dam?
Possibilities touted to save the RWSS, but some say its funds better used elsewhere
Water certainty good for business: farmers
CHB farmers want to expand and diversify, but need a secure water supply.
Critics, and supporters speak out on RWSS
Opponents and proponents tout their views on the Ruataniwha Dam.
HB water project gets more funding
The Whangawehi Catchment Group received a large grant from the Ministry for Environment.
Bush block land eyed for trails
Bikers, riders keen to see recreational trails on land block
Study explores water use in region
A grant of up to $50,000 will help identify growth opportunities in irrigation
Conservation land 'not for sale'
Coromandel Watchdog of Hauraki is challenging the New Talisman gold miner's
Conservation matters: Friendly robins are at risk
The robins in New Zealand are not closely related to other robins.
Cats the biggest killers
Cats are very much a threat to our birds, and many other native animals as well.
Farmers hit by relentless wet
Farmers battle the big wet with just 12 fine days over the past season.
Alliance fights weather-bomb damage
Massive hit to Tararua's roading network means battle for crews.
Meddling will drive up costs for all
NZ will not remain a first world country by bankrupting agribusiness, says Winston Peters.
Keeping NZ on the clean, green road
Greens agriculture policy about future-proofing the economy by protecting the environment.
Mapping tool to help wilding conifer control
A new mapping tool is giving wilding tree control groups a complete picture of infestation
Managing wintery conditions
Winter weather had generally been relatively benign for farming until mid July
Tuna talkfest focuses on eel health
Stakeholders talk about the wellbeing of eels (tuna) and other freshwater species.
At last - clear water flows from taps in Foxton
Foxton's water woes appear to be over, with a solution now in place to fix the supply
Funding boost for Hohepa Wetlands
Hohepa Wetlands project received a huge funding boost from the Ministry for Environment.
Will Foley: Give up now and it'll cost us
If the dam is dead, we've missed a chance to smooth the jagged edges of Mother Nature.
'Barriers' help boost waterways
Building barriers has been used for thousands of years to protect things.
Listen: The farmer who drank from a stream answers critics
Wairoa farmer James Jarden discusses his viral video highlighting water quality issues.
Polar blast dumps snow
More than 10cm of snow was dumped on parts of CHB during last week's polar blast,
Mediation on river use continuing
Mediation is continuing between a group of Tarras farmers and the Otago Regional Council
Spring calving time
This year will be my seventh spring in New Zealand, and the first one in the Waikato.
Donated farm will show the future in agriculture
New Zealand Young Farmers have been donated a 74ha farm in Auckland
$14million to clean up Hawke's Bay waterways
Regional Council applies for $9m from government fund
Managing feed, minimising mud on farms
Many farms are not where we want to be in average pasture cover for this time of year
Christchurch broking firm fined for biosecurity breach
A Christchurch broking firm has been fined for submitting a false customs declaration