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'Same old gravy train': Hawke's Bay iwi chief's scathing attack on water policy
Council says it has no choice but to pick which water bodies are the most 'outstanding'.
Issues remain in Government's water reforms - DairyNZ
There is still a sting in the tail from Essential Freshwater package says Dr Tim Mackle.
What farmers think of Govt's freshwater reforms
Feds says changes to Govt's Essential Freshwater regulations reflect farmer feedback.
IrrigationNZ on impact of Govt's water reforms
Complexity of large scale reform will have cost and operational impacts on irrigators.
New Govt water reforms miss mark on nitrogen pollution, advocates say
The Govt has unveiled reforms to clean up our rivers, but water campaigners aren't happy.
DOC conduct pest fish control among peat lakes
DOC rangers are getting into the peat lakes to work on pest fish control.
Goat farm takes top spot at Auckland Ballance Farm Environment Award
Goat farming entrepreneurs take top spot at Auckland Ballance Farm Environment Awards.
Bringing Coromandel brown kiwi home
Up to 200 Coromandel brown kiwi to return from Motutapu annually forever if capacity hit
Call for ORC to get behind landowners in battle against rabbit infestation
Otago Regional Council should step in and help says Richard Bowman.
Spindleberry - it climbs and smothers native trees
Climbing spindleberry is an invasive winter pest plant.
Wallaby curse: Farmer refuses to be caught on the hop
Walter Cameron has been battling wallabies on the family farm for decades.
Climate action plan takes shape for Hamilton City Council
Proposals for the action plan were outlined earlier in the month
Budget 2020: Nature jobs for out-of-work Kiwis?
But criticism climate change has been short-changed.
Comment: The making of the Pea Weevil lady
Comment: How did a townie end up in farming and known as the Pea Weevil lady?
Farming family's efforts help secure reserve status for wetland
Maniototo family is protecting the largest remaining scroll plain wetland in NZ.
Are single-use plastics on their way back?
Covid-19 could be a big setback to progress on eliminating plastics, says Ian Proudfoot.
Lawrence Yule: Farmers facing Hawke's Bay's worst drought in 50 years getting raw deal
We are going to pay consultants, when what people need is feed and financial support.
Water dam drops to 29 per cent: 'We almost cried'
Visitors almost cried when they saw the near-empty Upper Nihotupu dam.
Hunters bag 4000 wallabies in pre-lockdown competition
"Recreational hunters play a massive part in the control of this pest".
Ballance Farm Environment awards: Otago regional supreme winners announced
Omakau farmers Ben and Anna Gillespie were announced online last night.
Warning over high nitrate levels in Central Hawke's Bay water
"That's exceedingly high. That should be a red flag."
Farmers ask govt to align domestic, international emissions target
DairyNZ/Beef+Lamb - one thing for NZ and another for rest of world doesn't make sense.
Rats and possums haven't been in lockdown. What awaits pest controllers?
"We have a potential catastrophe on our hands for bird populations."
New Zealand reviewing its global emissions pledge
The review is to ensure New Zealand is doing its bit to keep global warming under 1.5C.
400,000 fewer pests munching Northland kiwi, forests
About 150 groups working Northland-wide to protect kiwi by trapping invasive pests.
Editorial: Another uphill battle looms after coronavirus
We say: Economic stimulus packages will likely see emissions will rise again.
Kauri dieback study raises absence of protective fungi
Lack of fungi in Northland pine forest could be connected to kauri dieback
Taranaki pests beware, Tama's been building
A Department of Conservation ranger has built more than 110 traps.
Pine forests linked to kauri dieback
A new study links pine forest plantations with kauri dieback.
More hold-ups for Kaikohe emergency water supply
Kaikohe's emergency water supply originally expected to start flowing last month.
Dire warning for country's lakes, rivers and streams
"The path we are on threatens our native species and our own wellbeing."
New data shows Agricultural emissions lower than thought
AgResearch says data now more accurate, particularly as it separates sheep and cattle.
New Zealand emissions barely budge, transport cuts urged
New Zealand's gross emissions have increased 24 per cent since 1990.