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Trouble in paradise: Court lifts ban on choppers for coastal property owners
Court reverses thinking after "absurd" fight over aircraft operating at Awaroa.
Court reverses thinking after "absurd" fight over aircraft operating at Awaroa.
Council pollution officers contained oil spill using special booms.
Business has a 60% landholding in seaside town centre.
A forestry company breached the rules by using heavy machinery in a stream bed.
Case related to rowdy wine lovers at vineyard triggering more than 100 noise complaints.
Minister of Climate Change James Shaw says New Zealanders can have confidence in the Commission and of the Government’s plans to tackle climate change. Video / Mark Mitchell
'It’s about time. We’ve been waiting years for this.' - lawyer Kate Storer.
It's not the first time the farmer has been in court for breaching the RMA.
The judge said Stan Semenoff took two years to finally school his staff on handling fires.
Waka Kotahi spent $240K in legal fees to stop digital billboards on highway.
Former mayor found guilty of air pollution although he did not light large rubbish fire.
Environment Court judge finds former Whangarei mayor guilty of causing air pollution
Swamp kauri bowl gifted to the US President is causing controversy in Te Tai Tokerau.
Mark Lipsham gave Kim Helmbright nearly $3m within two months of meeting her
'I had no idea about this dog daycare business', property manager says.
Former Mayor says illegal rubbish fire was not his doing
The high-flying Aussie politico locked up for reclaiming Tauranga Harbour is back in court
Business argued the Environment Court had exceeded its jurisdiction.
Subterranean alternative six-bedroom mansion planned for another site recommended.
MoH has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars fighting families of disabled.
Kenneth McIntyre organised a contractor to unlawfully dig into a stream.
Roger Dunnage collected up to 800 vehicles by late last year when neighbours complained.
A farmer previously fined $60,000 for moving a stream on his property was back in court.
A Chinese water giant's consent to bottle water is being legally challenged once again.
New survey reveals the ethnicity, sexual orientation and religious beliefs of our judges.
It's the first insight into the operation of the country's courts in more than 20 years.
Couple label decision "corrupt", but judge says there was "no merit" in their position.
Clouds of dust repeatedly blew from a development site, across a highway and over homes.
Adviser to the Mt Messenger project says it should never have been approved.
Feel guilty about the environmental impact of flying? UK's transport secretary says don't.