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Listen: Is there hope for the Waimea Dam project?
Irrigation NZ's Andrew Curtis says there is a "glimmer of hope" for the Waimea dam.
Irrigation NZ's Andrew Curtis says there is a "glimmer of hope" for the Waimea dam.
DairyNZ and NIWA are looking for riparian planting options for farmers.
Horse riding community said the message was a reminder to be responsible.
The protest precedes another planned for next weekend nationwide.
Sea Shepherd NZ offers $5000 reward for information about the killing of the seal.
Dargaville-based reporter Rose Stirling brings the latest community news from the Kaipara
Port of Tauranga is appealing an abatement notice issued over discharge incident.
Taihape's town gardens will be planted with natives specific to the area.
Further public meetings have been set up for Accelerating Protection for Kauri project.
Three venues, including Hamilton, added to kauri dieback public meeting schedule.
Experts give opinion on beef feedlots which have come under fire from animal activists.
Residents of a Omaui will ''actively petition'' against bids to ban cats from the area.
Comment: Knowing our history is an important foundation to forging a better future.
The Otama water scheme was built with community effort - and they want to keep control.
MPI charges related to importation of farm equipment in January.
A fifth wallaby in two years was shot in the Maniototo by a deer hunter on Saturday.
The hearing is in Rotorua and concerns using ethanedinitrile on logs for export.
It's back to the drawing board for proposed seabed mining off Patea.
Plan change deals with effects of farming activities on water quality.
CHB Mayor Walker gets into a digger to launch the #thebigwaterstory.
Two of the applications are for more than $1 million, another two for more than $500,000.
Sally Rae talks to three Central Otago women who are striving to make a difference.
It could soon be checkmate for Otago's pesky rooks, as the population drops to 40.
A eco-sanctuary has been mooted in the Ruapehu district
Land Meat New Zealand blames failure of a pump for waste discharge into Whanganui River.
The Rainbow Warrior has slipped quietly into Whangārei Harbour.
A water allocation limit set in 2004 is being newly promoted by the Otago Regional Council
Wairoa students and staff will muck in to plant a section of the Wairoa River in natives.
Rubbish illegally dumped in a tomo to cost $30,000 to clean up.
Lake Wairarapa is terminally ill, and just one stage away from becoming extinct.