Galloway Irrigation Company's new screen fish friendly, automated
A new self-cleaning, fish-friendly screen has been added at Galloway Irrigation Company.
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Edendale residents have raised water concerns
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Major effort underway to restore Northland lakes
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Bid to kill off invasive weed
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Compo offer for parasite an insult: oyster farmer
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Giant fish visits Bay wreck
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Vet pathologist investigates whale deaths
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Marine man keen to inspire Bay students
Tauranga man with incredible marine-life experience is volunteering to talk to schools.
'Code of conduct' seeks to reinforce promises made
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Chemicals blamed for treatment plant smell
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Great white sharks spotted near Houhora Harbour
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Plan to keep scheme farmer owned
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No quick fix for 'unsightly' lake scum
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Oxygen weed gone from Lake Ngakapua
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Water mains cleaning starting in Napier
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Kyeburn Catchment: Collaboration key to gaining new global water consent
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Six rescued from yacht smashed on rocks
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Duo fined $750 after fishing marine reserve
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