Water and pollution are shaping up to be a key issue come election time.

Waipa and Waikato landowners should visit Waikato Regional Council at Fieldays.

The project aimed at restoring Lake Waiporohita was recognised last week.

Labour announced a new freshwater policy in Havelock North last night.

The Whangawehi Catchment group leader is thrilled with the win at Green Ribbon Awards.

Council hopes situation can be resolved before it needs to go to Environment Court hearing

Effective water management needs everyone involved in the conversation.

Hawke's Bay economist weighs in on benefit of water to regional economy

Lawyers help smooth the way through resource hearings for Tararua District Council.

New approach to water management the key to moving forward, say local chief executives.

Divisive attitudes over water hampering equitable and environmental progress.

If water bottlers should pay, shouldn't everyone, asks Miracle Water director.

The first day of a public hui on Hawke's Bay's water left no stone unturned.

The Tahawai Stream Restoration project will see 630m of stream banks planted.

An application to remove a tree in Pillans Point has sparked support and opposition

HBRC to join others seeking Environment Court clarification on dam project consent.

Mayor says private homeowners overload sewage system. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Logging near Marton water supply abandoned due to run-off risk

The theological observer suspects history may be unkind to the Romans.

Councillors have expressed doubt a decision will be made on Dam next week.

Rail, pests, ports and kiteboarders were topics addressed at the NRC annual plan hearings.

Hastings mayor Lawrence Yule says it is important to improve knowledge of the aquifer

Hawke's Bay Regional Council recommended to add and alter RWSS conditions precedent.

A North Otago plan aims to teach farmers about how their activities impact water quality.

Irrigators feel concerns are being ignored over flow limits in the Manuherikia River.

Consents given to firms to take our water opened taps on furious row.

Water Accord proves dairy farmers are 'walking their environmental talk' says Alister Body

The Water and Land Plan began in June last year is now reaching the half-way stage.

Regional ratepayers will spend $80 million on the dam to directly benefit 200 CHB farmers.

Wairoa Council will support a rates increase, as long as Wairoa waterways benefit.