A public health warning has been issued for Pegasus Lake.

Waikato Regional Council chairman defends council's 'white as snow' procurement process.

More than half of New Zealand lakes surveyed have either poor or very poor water quality.

Lynmore Primary School pupils have been busy over the past few years.

DoC hunters and contractors worked over four months.

Fresh water and how to get it is top of mind for Ray Grubb.

"It's been quite changing, as far as the garden goes, by having these critters about."

Waikato Regional Council forms committee to oversee Healthy Rivers/Wai Ora appeals process

The council says roadside plantings can reduce drivers' vision and threaten power lines.

Dog owners told to be diligent when walking pets near stony rivers due to toxic algae.

Year 10 students have created a bird sanctuary after bird "River", fell from a nest.

Council is confident it could 'reduce the odour to a level where it is not offensive'.

It hopes to deliver up to 300 plans to improve land management and the environment.

Te Mana o te Wai will have a significant impact on Kiwi farmers.

Department of Conservation dog handlers are spending the week sweeping for pests.

DoC focuses on educating the public and enforcement on protected reserves in Bream Bay.

Opinion: Freshwater rules need more than a few tweaks.

The field day included a walk around the Browns' award-winning Mangamingi property.

Nine eggs in total removed from three sites across Northland and Auckland

Freshwater telemetry rule "absolutely stupid" for West Coast says Debra Magner.

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Wakatipu farmers lifestyle-block owners increasingly taking to natural fertilisers.

Feds & retired rural fire chief warned DoC land near private properties was a fire risk.

Some of this work would reduce the flooding risk to 450 homes.

The trees are being sold for $25 each with the proceeds going to the I Am Hope charity.

Opinion: Farmer and Hawke's Bay Regional Councillor Will Foley looks at climate change.

Companies urged to make use of new $70m fund to switch to clean energy for process heat.

The flaxes planted are small cuttings – less than 1m tall.

New Zealand may need to import more food if it bans coal boilers too soon, producers say.

Rob Stokes says proposed new regulations are creating a headache for farmers.