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Small town with a big, toxic stench
Blame laid with council for stench that made businessman ill and staff sent home.
Blame laid with council for stench that made businessman ill and staff sent home.
Mistaken views of 1080 lead to destruction, writes conservation volunteer Sue Boyde.
Samples show toxic algae is present in bay on Lake Taupo.
Stinky fish, green on the inside, a warning for fishing enthusiasts.
HBRC offers free irrigation checks to growers for best crop and production costs results.
It's hoped the water will be back on Morrinsville, in Waikato, tonight.
NZ pest technology is clearing Larry Ellison's Hawaiian Island of pests
Regional council staff have collected more samples from algae blooms in lake.
Water leak between treatment plant and reservoir has still not been found.
There's the sound of tiny talons in the Whakarewarewa Forest.
Soil moisture levels across the North Island continued to decrease in the past week.
Lake Taupo's toxic algae bloom is expected to stay around while hot weather continues.
Christchurch's capacity to keep its water reservoirs filled is likely to be stretched.
Pastures containing plantain and Italian ryegrass could help reduce nitrogen leaching.
Myrtle rust is strongly suspected to be have found near Aongatete.
The regional council says prosecution is just one of many options to deal with polluters.
Hot weather prompted Hamilton City Council to conserve water by moving to Alert Level 2.
A Levin manufacturer is giving a second life to more than 25 tonnes of plastic bags.
Water testing at more than 80 sites across the Manawatu region has begun.
Palmerston North and Linton will begin level two water restrictions today.
Two people are to be prosecuted after a "quick patrol" at Tauroa Point uncovered poachers.
Council confident water upgrade programme will address Stage 2 recommendations.
Stage 2 inquiry report highlights risks to water supplies across the country.
Politicians largely standing by need for 'substantial' changes to water supply.
A number of Havelock North locals agree with continued chlorination.
WCO applicants and opposition have been given more time to find common ground.
Jacinda Ardern on water storage, free tertiary education and climate change.
Water sales rise in crisis, and supermarket denies price gouging.