'Stand up for real things like a real Māori': Winston Peters takes aim at RMA reform
Winston Peters is not a fan of race-based policies.
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Bill Shepherd admits improper discharge of dairy wastewater
Former NRC chair and his company plead guilty to environment law breaches.
Pumped up: What's the alternative to $4b hydro scheme?
Electricity market would be fundamentally changed by scheme labelled an overbuild.
'Chainsaw massacre': Dozens of mature native trees facing the chop
A veteran protester has propped himself in a puriri, stalling the chainsaws, for now.
Behind the Green Party's hard line on RMA reform
Labour must now rely on the National Party's support to pass the legislation.
NorthTec starting fees-free course from next month
NorthTec to start fees-free course in environment management from next month.
One-in-200 year drought: Goff seeks fast track for more Waikato River water
Auckland asks for fast-track process to take more Waikato River water.
Water dam in Ngawha could start before the end of the year
More water storage facilities in Northland in the pipeline.
Transmission Gully fines a 'slap with a wet bus ticket'
More than 20 infringement notices equated to as little as $15,750 in fines.
Transmission Gully: 167 breaches, unconsented activities, incidents
'Astonishing' breaches raise questions over whether the environment is taken seriously.
Auckland water shortage: Is treated sewage a future option?
Auckland is amid its worst drought on record - and experts say there is worse to come.
Covid 19 recovery projects need caution
Comment: Covid-19 recovery is nothing like the Kaikoura and Christchurch earthquakes.
Covid 19: Objection to fast-track consents
New law would remove public and councils input into whether projects proceed.
Court upholds decision to quash seabed mining application
Appeal Court decision adds hurdles to future applications to mine the seabed.
Owners dither on court order to clean up mess
Council may have to clean up environmentally-dangerous chemicals left on Northland yard.
Up in smoke: National unveils details of its 'regulation bonfire' plan
National has outlined the first 29 regulations it plans to scrap if it wins power.
Environment Court fines contractor more than $15k
The company was lead contractor in the redevelopment of Northland College.
David Seymour sets coalition conditions
David Seymour says PM Jacinda Ardern has invented the politics of gesture.
Guest opinion: Motiti battle a victory for marine reserves
Court of Appeal decision is a win for Motiti.
Court gives Northland boat builder green light to use reserve
Legal battle spanning more than two decades in Northland almost over
New company wants to bottle Whanganui water
Company applies to take, bottle and sell water from a deep aquifer in Whanganui.
How developer who billed affordable home buyers for 'extras' hopes to avoid court
Auckland company, its two directors and a sales agent charged with breaching the RMA.
Planners recommend new state houses in Whangārei to be approved
Independent planners recommend to WDC to approve new state houses on Puriri Park Rd.
Erosion maps 'frightened the hell out of a lot of people'
Harbourside homeowners say councils should do more to help people defend their properties
Man offers waste collection service, dumps it across the city
His service was reportedly rubbish.
Hosking: If climate change is the driver, we're dead in the water
Climate change, whether you love it or not, is about cost.
Focus on climate change at heart of major RMA shake-up
The Government has unveiled plans for revisions to the Resource Management Act.
Comment: Green MP's decision a new low in politics of protest
COMMENT: Eugenie Sage decision is a "gross abuse" of power.
Audrey Young: Ardern's problems are a matter of constraint
COMMENT: From the success of Paris, Ardern gets back to some problematic ministers.
Govt launches investigation into Otago Regional Council
The Government has launched an investigation into the Otago Regional Council.
Brian Fallow: Quick fix is no fix for our failing cities
Councils say Govt's planned Development Authority is no substitute for reforming RMA.
Brian Rudman: Drums of disquiet beat in the new Goff Jungle
COMMENT: Unless there are some neighbour-friendly regulations introduced.
Auckland tree war put on hold by council
Pines stopped growing years ago, are stagnating and dying on their feet, says expert.
Not guilty plea in dead eels case
Nearly 2000 eels were found dead in Canterbury creek in April.