Dogs warned away from water at Napier park
Toxic bacteria confirmed in park which also has model railway, lighthouse and playground.
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Farming experience helps with new council role
Environment Southland's new catchment co-ordinator, Megan Bates, is loving her new patch.
Listen: Fish & Game survey 'distorted'
Dr Rowarth takes Fish & Game to task over survey on Kiwi's concerns about water quality.
Scientists confirm warming seas around New Zealand
NIWA scientist said the most obvious cause is climate change.
Fireworks spark 'almost' ecological disaster
Fire couldn't have been stopped if it had jumped small gap to main island, fire bosses say
Waitangi protest to focus on Hokianga Harbour pollution
Outdated, over-burdened sewage plants threat to harbour's future, protest organiser says.
Bird poo behind E.coli levels in Lake Wakatipu
People were told to avoid swimming in the lake due to high E. coli readings.
Nursery provides riparian planting for farmers
Jade Maguire hopes to contribute to healthier waterways with his plant nursery.
Overseer transition needed
''In many situations, Overseer has been misused as a regulatory tool."
Small actions add up in reducing emissions
''Small gains in efficiency can reduce emissions without compromising productivity.''
Opinion: Don't take white clover for granted
Comment: White clover a natural & cost-effective solution to reduce environmental impact.
Pōhutukawa massacre at Opito Bay - Four poisoned and the hunt for a killer
Opito Bay's pōhutukawa poisoner leaves locals furious and searching for likely suspects.
Rotorua streams among unsafe swimming spots
Some of the Bay's most popular swimming spots are considered too unsafe to swim in.
Bay of Plenty's popular poo-contaminated swim spots revealed
Some of the Bay's most popular swimming spots are considered too unsafe to swim in.
Opinion: Did you know the Ngongotahā Stream wasn't safe for swimming?
The stream is one of seven unsafe Bay of Plenty waterways.
Rain puts damper on Hawke's Bay berry crop
Berry growers have experienced a fairly wet summer.
Learning local: Stink bug threat turns kids on to science
Told to welcome "a real scientist", a child protested: "But we are all scientists!"
Aquarium's penguin cove welcomes new member
Meet Dave, the newest arrival at the National Aquarium.
Dolphins delight families in Bay of Islands
Dolphins cause a spectacle for holiday makers in the Bay of Islands.
Mighty Waikato not an infinite source of water
Some Hamiltonians are not happy with current water restrictions.
Opinion: Cicadas and trout fishing show different approach often needed
Cicadas can send trout into a feeding frenzy so keep that in mind when fishing.
Otago waterways E. coli levels concern
Faecal bacteria in some Otago waterways causing a mixed bag of water quality readings.
Pipe realignment in Oamaru an option to save trees
King George Park may become home to a pipeline to save nine sycamore trees on the harbour.
Focus on Lake Horowhenua after poll shows its importance
Lake Horowhenua holds a great amount of importance to locals.
Cicada kid cracks 'Mount Mauler' mystery
Many beachgoers in the Tauranga area have fallen victim to the Mount Mauler.
Blocked toilets postpone beach day
This weekend's Waimarama Beach Day has been postponed due to blocked toilets.
Opinion: Time for a rethink on GE if we're going to replace 1080
Comment: Undemocratic banning of GE by some councils hinders finding a new pest solution.
Project Crimson thank 1080 for saving precious pōhutukawa
Project Crimson have utilised 1080 to fight pests to save pōhutukawa and rātā trees.
Hay! I've got an idea!
Baleage swept along by flood and strewn over a rural road being turned into compost.
Hygiene and care vital to limit kauri dieback
Simple hygeine may be the secret to stopping the spread of kauri dieback.
Coromandel waters get tick of approval
Coromandel beaches have shown consistently good water this summer.
Federated Farmers: Resources at capacity
Federated Farmers are being forced to prioritise resources.