Kurow Duntroon Irrigation Company scheme gets funding
Kurow Duntroon Irrigation Company scheme has received a Crown funding boost.
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Seminars planned to ease tensions between ECan, residents
Seminars planned to reduce tensions over how Selwyn-Waihora issues are managed.
Industry must learn from findings: Water group head
Water NZ chief executive - industry needs to learn from the Water Inquiry's findings
Decision looms for Ruataniwha water storage scheme
A decision on the future of the controversial Ruataniwha water storage scheme looms.
Increase in water testing
There has been a significant increase in demand for testing for E.coli and other bacteria
Listen: Professor Keith Woodford investigates dairy industry alternatives
Is there an alternative to the dairy industry? Professor Keith Woodford investigates.
$150K review finds both options for Ruataniwha Dam risky
Whether it has one or not, risk and uncertainty in Ruataniwha Dam future.
More can be done to improve waterways
Protecting New Zealand's waterways is a national priority and farmers need to help.
Water rights should be an election issue
A Waterways Act that puts all water bodies in trust for future generations would be timely
Watch: 'Cut the crap National'
Action Station stage a poop emoji protest to highlight our polluted rivers
'Thorough' review adds clarity
Review to add clarity to the future of Ruataniwha Water Storage scheme.
Farming must get smarter and better for the environment
Farmers would make better decisions if they had to pay for their environmental effects
Lifting water quality and profit
How can you make looking after the environment profitable?
More can be done to protect rivers
New Zealand should be proud of what farmers have done to protect waterways
Freshwater reforms to target pollution hot spots
We need to smarter about rules to clean up waterways, writes Cathy Begley
Rules reward water polluters
Politicians fail to understand what's behind New Zealand's deteriorating water quality.
Listen: Steve Maharey's solution for water quality and the urban/rural divide
Steve Maharey reckons his idea can bridge the urban/rural divide over water quality.
Waterways report too little too late
COMMENT: People have known there is a problem with our waterways long before new report.
Opinion: flushing flow info flawed
The state of Hawke's Bay's local waterways is in crisis, writes Trevor Le-Lievre.
Proposed flows for Manuherikia River raise concerns
Suggested minimum flows for the Manuherikia River would threaten farming, say experts.
Selwyn River flows under State Highway 1 bridge again
Significant rainfall has boosted the Selwyn/Waikirikiri River recently
Listen: Is Dr Mike Joy an extremist, or does he have a point?
Dr Doug Edmeades and Dr Jacqueline Rowarth on Dr Mike Joy's recent water quality comments
The Feds: Waterways fencing logistical pain
Big problems accompany a call to fence all waterways
Ruataniwha dam review delayed
Ruataniwha Water Storage Scheme review delayed by two weeks.
Marnie Prickett: Farming is breaking our green basket
Two damning reports on farming greeted by Government silence, says green campaigner.
Steven Carden: Farming is reducing its environmental footprint
Farming is improving its products to meet environmental and nutritional demands.
Dr Nick Smith: A national plan for cleaner freshwater
Freshwater is one of New Zealand's key strategic assets.
Winston Peters: A fence too far
Smith needs to explain how his fences can cover an area 18x longer than Trump's wall
Farm's environmental gains impress
South Canterbury farm proves environmental gains can be made while production improves
Tim Gilbertson: The moment you've all been waiting for
The most important decision in a generation.
Dispute over ratepayer funded fence
"I struggle to see how this application can be consistent with ECan's mandate,"
Independent commissioners sought for Waikato rivers plan
Waikato Regional Council is calling for registrations of interest.
ERPA: Lack of rules sullies waterways
Fonterra has made a critical change in policy without consultation says ERPA