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Sealord $24m vessel forfeited for fishing breach

This comes after it was bottom trawling in a protected area almost two years ago.

How over-fishing is pushing these shark species to the brink

Reef sharks increasingly being fished to extinction, finds survey involving NZ scientist.

The tiny iwi that sold a dream and is reaping the awards

Whakatōhea Mussels' factory promises to create dozens more jobs in a boost for the town.

Auckland river and stream faecal contamination 'widespread' - report

Rivers in urban catchments had the poorest scores.

Govt bails out councils with $761m water services investment

PM says NZ's water network is "run down" and councils often don't have money to fix it.

$224m: What Auckland's drought crisis is set to cost

Auckland councillors were reportedly gobsmacked at the $224m cost from Watercare.

PM reveals $162m plan for cleaner waterways, 2000 jobs

Interest-free Govt loans for small businesses will also continue until end of the year.

Three fisherman arrested after Falklands bar brawl

Three Sanford fisherman may face up to five years in prison for their role in a bar fight.

Possible E. coli contamination: Two-year-old fighting for her life

Dangers of drinking private drinking water supplies highlighted.

Hawke's Bay Tank freshwater plan has 'fatal flaws' - Ngāti Kahungunu

"Omahu has contaminated borehole water, and some bores around marae have run dry."

What will water announcement mean for farmers?

Muller says Thursday's water policy announcement a "fundamental challenge" to NZ farming.

Govt rejects hydro bid for pristine West Coast river

Environmentalists hail Govt move to reject hydro scheme on pristine West Coast river.

AgriSea growing on a diet of seaweed and science

AgriSea brews up a case for the commercial power of seaweed.

New-wave research: $11.5m mega-project to shed light on NZ's changing oceans

An $11.5m project will take a closer look at NZ's vast and fast-changing marine estate.

Share sale 'last chance' for irrigation company

Sale of shares would raise more equity, but also represented the last of the water.

Balls, sawdust and 1000 litres of caramel: Napier's stormwater is far from just stormwater

The dirty side of Napier's drain dumping habits is revealed, and it isn't pretty.