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The $10 bottle of water that has Australia up in arms
Is this the real watergate? Aussies all in a tizz over water that fizzes.
Is this the real watergate? Aussies all in a tizz over water that fizzes.
Residents queue for water while some properties draw unmetered water.
Surge in the number of inexperienced Auckland boaties prompts new water safety strategy.
Snorkeller airlifted to hospital after incident near Goat Island, north of Auckland.
Wall Street is quick to throw cold water on the notion of a new era of bipartisanship.
"I can't even move my hand. They said it's healing really well though," says victim.
Hot Water Beach toilet wins Keep NZ Beautiful Award. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Great white shark attack survivor will soon know when he can go back in the water.
Artificial intelligence is coming to a lettuce crop near you.
Four beaches in South Auckland have had long-term public health warnings lifted.
WorkSafe agrees to remedial actions after Panmure Bridge scaffolding collapse last year.
The company pleaded guilty to making unsubstantiated claims.
A community group set up to protect Otakiri Springs has had a small court victory.
There's one resource we all need and it's becoming increasingly scarce.
Incorporation adopts new policy as unrest over 'spray and pray' grows.
The new Tough Teens event will cater for year 9 and 10 students.
Scientists are concerned dogs, small children and babies could eat the deadly algae.
Report shows Christchurch failed to manage city's water issues before chlorination.
COMMENT: Govt is taking a more controlling approach to engagement with the treaty partner.
Ngāti Rangiwewehi has been granted a consent through till September 2033.
New rules will be in place by 2020 to stop the degradation of freshwater quality.
PM slams previous govt's efforts to promote pristine aquifers for bottled water exports.
The commitment also includes a new deal for Māori on water rights.
Government officials helped broker a deal with Chinese buyers in the Bay of Plenty.
Mixed results in 10-year trend for region waterways.
COMMENT: Minister's lack of action on vital resource letting council dig in defences.
An expert expects some Roundup to "definitely" be found in groundwater.
Since human civilisation began, we have lost 83 per cent of all wild animals.
Three streams that children love to play in at Whanganui beaches are unsafe for swimming.