Bream Bay residents asked to conserve water.

Lake Horowhenua's first report card is in and the news is not good.

Levin is now at level 3 water supply restrictions. Last week the town was at level 4.

Year in Review: Malcolm Lumsden's opinion piece on the great cow v human pollution debate.

Scientists have begun a sprawling health check of hundreds of New Zealand lakes.

Good on-farm biosecurity and accurate tracing of animal movement is imperative.

Warning of potential health risks associated with contaminated recreational water.

Only a handful of minor breaches reported by Fishery officers in Northland

Extreme weather insurance bill for first 7 months of 2017 came in at $242 million.

Fire crews may be back on Mt Alpha near Wanaka for the sixth day today.

Reliable rainfall not a problem for upper Norsewood residents.

Unfortunately, Gardner's tree daisy is a plant, not a kakapo, so nobody noticed or cared.

A survey has revealed river and lake pollution is the second highest concern of Kiwis

The United Kingdom is much greener than New Zealand, two visitors say.

EDITORIAL: Valuable primary sector requires protection, at border and inside farm gate.

Kai Iwi and Ototoka streams are no go but swimming at Ruatiti Domain is primo

Some of the Bay's most popular swimming spots are now too dangerous for people to swim in

Life in the country is better without pests.

Free social events planned in January to support farmers dealing with drought.

Jacinda Ardern on zero carbon emissions by 2050, medicinal cannabis and a busy 2017.

Ten beach sites in Auckland among those listed as unsafe.

Award to recognise dairy farmers who are respected for their role in sustainable dairying

Greenpeace says Govt's plans could undermine new Climate Commission before it gets started

Public will get access through Wanaka's Bullock Creek wetlands earlier than expected.

MPI announced $7.15 million for 28 new sustainable farming fund projects yesterday.

Water management plan, riparian planting, and applied research on urban run-off effects.

Thirty years after taking up the sole DOC position, it's time to move on.

People being advised not to swim in Lake Hayes after E. coli was detected in the water.

Otago farmers getting anxious as drought conditions creep ever closer to the region.

In NZ, the economic damage caused by pastoral weeds is estimated at $1.2 billion per annum