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Defying beach warnings could make you ill
COMMENT: Rash of signs may at last prod council and public into fixing the issue.
COMMENT: Rash of signs may at last prod council and public into fixing the issue.
Earthworks has led to wastewater getting into Wellington's drinking water.
Plastic has many uses - but have we made too much and what can we do about it?
New Plymouth residents are required to boil their water in the wake of ex-cyclone Gita.
The Northland lake and river have tested negative for toxins, but warnings are in place.
Study finds multiple factors contributing to faster-than-expected small improvement
COMMENT: Should we believe the health warnings on Auckland beaches or are we being played?
23-day Volvo Ocean Race stopover celebrations start today at Auckland's Viaduct Harbour
Chlorination of water is an admission of failure to maintain the environment.
Tasman residents brace for cyclone while repairing damage from the last one.
Mangroves future in hands of central government. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
The Underwater Photographer of the Year 2018 has just been announced.
Around 50,000 people, or 70 per cent of Tonga's population, were affected by cyclone Gita.
A man was taken to hospital last night after falling into the water at Okahu Bau.
Dung beetles do the dirty work for farmers. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The typical rainfall for all of February fell in one 24-hour period.
Health warnings were issued at dozens of beaches around the city yesterday.
Plants in containers presents gardeners with endless opportunities to express their flair.
EDITORIAL: The county's water problems demand decisions from the Government urgently.
The war over water hit boiling point amid 2017's election. Will 2018 see tensions simmer?
Water quality, rapid urbanisation and impact of natural hazards up for talks at NZPI.
COMMENT: PM has brought peace to Waitangi. Can we ask for more water at public sites next?
Campers helped man and two children caught by incoming tide in Manukau Harbour.
Signs warned of contaminated water, but are coming down.
About 20 vessels were stopped by police this morning, and most people had lifejackets on.
Horizons and Manawatu councils say more government input is needed
COMMENT: Winston Peters should deal with iwi over royalty for bottled water exports.
Don't do anything that puts your safety at risk, the council says
115 trapped in cars overnight in Fox Glacier as country begin storm clean-up.
Conservation Minister says NZ must protect the last 10 per cent of its natural wetlands.