Disgust at dead cattle beast found in Tukituki riverbed
A Haumoana man says he's fed up with cattle grazing on riverbanks.
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Sleepy sickness dangers
Sleepy sickness, also called pregnancy toxaemia, affects ewes and does, in late pregnancy
Funding success for water
The Manawatu River Leaders' Forum has successfully secured $2.92 million
Omanaia's 37 years of water woes almost over
Omanaia residents say untreated water causes illness in young and elderly.
Xan Harding: Let's all pay a bit for water
I'm happy to pay a bit for the water I use and the security of knowing it's available.
Pohutukawa Coasters take a bow
A programme designed to make the coast a blaze of pohutukawa red marks 27 years.
Sanity prevails in import manure decision
Government confirms it no longer permits imports of products containing animal manure.
Irrigation in Northland promises huge rewards for jobs, economy
A newly-released study claims that investing in major irrigation projects could boost jobs
Big challenge to meet emissions target
Helping farmers accept their role in reducing emissions is the first step to reduce effect
Dairy joins biosecurity fight
DCANZ joins 14 other primary industry sectors that have agreed to work with Government
Benefits for the land
Major new environmental gains for productive land will be made with a new plan.
Progress for kokako project
A project to restore kokako in the Waikato is making progress.
Aquaculture valued asset to our region
Mussel and oyster farmers celebrate findings of a report that shows value of aquaculture.
Pain, rashes and puffy eyes as water scare plagues Western Bay
Residents suffer painful stomachs, rashes and puffy eyes in Bay of Plenty water scare.
Freshwater to benefit from govt funding
The Manawatu-Whanganui region has secured more than $5.84m for freshwater improvement.
War waged on bird threats
A Kinloch pest group waging war on rodents and other pests has achieved impressive results
Map shows where to go for fishing
Sometimes, if you want something, you just have to create it yourself.
Amelia McQueen: 'Mountains to the Sea' approach needed
The river should be considered as a whole ecosystem from the mountains to the sea.
Pupils lead campaign to protect Punaruku River
School students hope signs will stop illegal dumping at their local river.
Labour's water tax wrong to target irrigators, says lobby group
The Labour Party is wrong to target irrigation, says Irrigation New Zealand.
Irrigators question water tax exemptions
Why are power companies exempted from Labour's water tax?
Listen: Jacinda Ardern 'not giving up' on the farming vote
Labour's new leader defends the party's controversial proposed water tax.
Anger at fly-tipping found on a Tararua bush walk
Joe Delamere was walking in the bush with his kids when he found piles of dumped rubbish.
Sheep faeces contaminant
The Havelock North gastroenteritis outbreak in August last year was the worst NZ ever had.
Whitebait nets out as season kicks off
The whitebait season is open between August 15 and November 30.
Water tax proposal is disappointing
King Country Taranaki MP Barbara Kuriger is disappointment at Labour's proposed water tax.
1080 drop postponed indefinitely
A planned possum-control operation near Luggate has been postponed indefinitely
Dog owners outraged at more new changes to bylaw
Changes to Far North District Council's proposed dog control bylaw have sparked outrage
Wet soils create a headache for farmers
Many farms are struggling with wet soils making for slower growth rates
Greens in power would revisit RMA, environment laws
The Green Party plan to focus on environmental planning and management if in power.
Sterile moths dropped to kill apple pest
Sterile male Canadian moths are being dropped by drone on a Central Hawke's Bay orchard.
Farmers say tell us your numbers
Federated Farmers' challenge to Labour is: "Tell us what numbers you have in mind."