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Troy Baisden: Six ways to improve lakes and rivers
Challenge posed between the economy and the environment
ALIL Irrigation scheme 'refresh' finished
Many of the farms across Mid Canterbury thrive because of the area's irrigation schemes.
Irrigators' conference looking to future
Major irrigation conference in Central Otago this week will be ''future-focused.''
One irrigation scheme in future tipped for Canterbury farmers
Mid Canterbury's diverse farming community could have one irrigation scheme in the future.
South Canterbury farmers thrilled with autumn so far
Autumn is on track to being one of the best ''in living memory'' for Canterbury farmers.
Irrigation schemes lose Crown support
Two Canterbury irrigation schemes have had their Crown funding withdrawn.
Phoenix palms get the chop despite protest
The phoenix palm trees were frondless by midday Tuesday.
Farmers in sights of new climate committee
The Government has announced the leadership of a powerful new committee on climate change.
Dr Doug Edmeades: Should methane be included in the ETS?
OPINION: Dr Edmeades questions the inclusion of methane in the Emissions Trading Scheme.
Megan Hands: Water quality not just a rural issue
Environmental Consultant Megan Hands looks into LAWA's river quality report.
Protester takes direct approach against 'stinking' Mangamuku Stream
A Kaikohe protestor disgusted with the Mangamuku Stream has made a big statement.
Korure chicks released into Bay home
The kōrure will now spend 4-6 weeks at the Maungaharuru nesting site.
Kauri gum extraction makes comeback at Kaimaumau
The NRC has granted consent to extract kauri resin and wax from Kaimaumau wetland.
News of rabbit deaths welcomed by Otago Regional Council
The first rabbit deaths due to the K5 virus released this year have been confirmed.
Promising results from predator trapping in Glenorchy
A predator trapping programme in the Rees-Dart river delta is showing promising results.
Restoration strategy launched for Waipa and Waikato Rivers
A restoration strategy for the Waikato and Waipa river catchments has been launched.
Sewage overflows blamed for swimming caution
Tauranga's Pilot Bay has received a surprise caution for swimming water quality.
Opinion: The Bay's waterways look good, but water quality doesn't match
Opinion: People should follow warnings as they apply for a reason.
Lake Dunstan weed spray programmes get results
Spray programmes in Lake Dunstan are having the best effect on weeds in the region.
Watch out for climbing spindleberry pest in Tararua
Climbing spindleberry is an invasive climbing vine that needs to be stopped.
Marked improvement in NZ river water quality
New data released by Land, Air, Water Aotearoa shows river quality trends are high.
ECan called on to help with wallaby control in Canterbury
A pest-control group in Maniototo is dismayed with the lack of action against wallabies.
Southland, Otago Farmers working around toxic swede issue
Southland and Otago farmers left with crops of toxic swede are working through the issue.
Shocking electric fence solution will keep Tukituki river stock-free
A flexible electric fence has been erected alongside the Tukituki River for a trial run.
Low intensity dairy farmers take award
Sustainability equals longevity for dairy farmers. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Stink bug stowaways delay car arrivals
More than 8000 vehicles have been sent back from Auckland's port due to a stinky problem
Local specialist joins conservation trust
Bay specialist takes new role with Forest Lifeforce Restoration Trust raising kiwi chicks.
'Water and light' theme for biodynamic conference
T include important basics such as compost preparations and making.
Ruapehu town wins swim spot competition
Taumarunui's Cherry Grove swim spot gets upgrade, design chosen for Mosquito Point shed.
Retiring biosecurity manager has warning for farmers
Richard Bowman warns farmers to be vigilant over velvetleaf.
Water and Land Plan addresses farmers' concerns
Winter grazing and cultivation rules were hot topics during the hearings process.
Water and Land Plan 'better' but still issues for farmers
Southland Plan made significant progress but farmers say there is room for improvement.