On a mission to rid beaches of rubbish
More than 30 events have been organised around the Auckland region for Keep New Zealand Beautiful's annual Clean Up Week.
More than 30 events have been organised around the Auckland region for Keep New Zealand Beautiful's annual Clean Up Week.
Discoloured water they say they cannot drink has Foxton locals concerned they may be the next community to have an unsafe supply.
A Tauranga man is to hold a community clean-up after finding a shocking amount of rubbish dumped at one of the Bay's tourist hotspots. Nathan
After eight months' consultation Ruapehu iwi Ngāti Rangi has agreed to aerial 1080 operations in its area - with many conditions. TBFree
In New Zealand, we've recently been given painful lessons about what happens when waterways turn toxic.
The Havelock North water crisis continues with misinformation, misdirection and people being economical with the truth.
COMMENT: Question is not how supply gets toxic but why govt won't pay to keep it safe.
Havelock North Schools were back in full swing yesterday. It comes after they closed because of the gastro outbreak, which saw
His science background could be helpful in communicating Horizons Regional Council's activities more clearly to voters, Allan Wrigglesworth
Scientists' analysis suggests farm animals may be behind the gastro outbreak in Havelock North.
Councils around the North Island are assuring residents of the safety of their water supplies following a gastro outbreak in Hawke's Bay.
The latest test results into the origin of the gastro outbreak has revealed it is unlikely to have come from chicken manure.
Hastings people have been reassured there is no physical connection between Havelock North and Hastings water.
A report on a previous contamination at the water supply causing widespread sickness in the Hawke's Bay will be released today.
An expert says the Havelock North outbreak was entirely preventable.
Health officials believe the gastro bug that has made thousands of Havelock North residents badly ill has peaked.
How could a thousand people fall ill anywhere in New Zealand from drinking tap water?
Watch: Terrifying footage has emerged of rafts on the world's tallest waterslide flying off into the air, before boy was killed on the same ride.
Watch: Mick Fanning ditched the professional circuit to dodge icebergs as he surfed isolated waves in a half-frozen lake at a secret location.
Bottled water will be more popular than fizzy drinks for the first time in the U.S., thanks to its convenience - and fears over what's coming out of the tap.
A three year investigation into Christchurch's water supply has found local authorities do not know how much water will be needed as the city grows.
Eruptions, lahars, faster and better facilities, a catastrophic diesel spill and a devastating arson - it's been a hectic 30 years
The Ashburton Council has reneged on its deal to sell commercial land to a Chinese company planning to bottle water for export.
Three inexperienced surfers are counting their lucky starfish after getting caught in a rip and being sucked out to sea yesterday.
A sperm whale has been spotted in the Hauraki Gulf - a rare sighting for boaties. Rob Pine, a wildlife photographer from Auckland
Auckland's growing fast - and the council-owned Watercare Services says it'll be spending $4.9 billion over the next decade to cope.
Housing Minister Nick Smith is considering how to enable private companies to take on the development of infrastructure.
COMMENT: Creating a market for water use rights would be good for the environment and the economy.