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Rick's Beef: Blame previous governments for harm
Don't blame the farmers - blame successive governments for environmental harm.
Don't blame the farmers - blame successive governments for environmental harm.
Hui will give NZers a chance to have a say on protecting rivers, lakes and wetlands.
COMMENT: It was a week of big moves but few results writes Audrey Young.
Will the Govt's freshwater reforms be enough to save our rivers? Jamie Morton explains.
Efforts by the finalists of a national award to plant along a river recognised by PM.
Shake-up of water management was prompted by the Havelock North contamination in 2016.
The family of the 9-year-old describe him as an 'outgoing and adventurous child'.
Auckland's water situation won't be fixed by tomorrow's heavy rain.
Fund recipients are playing a part in protecting and restoring the Wairoa River.
Scientists finally set to solve an age-old mystery about a slimy resident of our streams.
"You couldn't see more than six inches underwater."
It may be days before the cause of the foam in the Waikato River is known.
A sweeping audit has revealed an environment under attack from virtually every direction.
Waihi people are divided over kindergarten kids joining a global strike for climate.
Seaweek's Waitangi Regional Park cleanup. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Environmentalists have welcomed a proposed water tax, amid other suggested overhauls.
Waikato Regional Council is advising people to be cautious about using river water.
Young people grow 90,000 native plants. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Officials are fearing totals of up to two metres of rainfall.
The penguin was rescued from the Avon River in Christchurch earlier this evening.
As Kiwis head to their local swimming holes, Dr Mike Joy discusses our freshwater crisis.
Finding many more survivors was looking increasingly unlikely.
It would be the biggest brown trout ever - if it ever emerges.
COMMENT: The simple reality these days is that no dairy cow can get into a stream.
In 2018, 24 fewer people died from preventable drowning than year before.
Scientists will use satellite imagery in the battle to control toxic algal bloom.
Disease-causing bacteria and antibiotic-resistant E. coli detected in Canterbury rivers.
COMMENT: Rachel Stewart looks back on 2018.
Horizons wants 80 per cent of rivers and lakes good enough for summer swimming by 2040.
We'll soon be able to reveal climate change's hand in extreme weather - and in real time.