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Contractors on Te Ara o Te Ata, the Mt Messenger Bypass project, have begun planting more than 16,600 natives alongside the Mimi River, giving it a new lease on life.

The woman who knows him best in life says he is more than up to leading New Zealand.

Te Wētere and the Rev. John Whiteley crossed paths during the New Zealand Wars, but beyond that much is unclear, Anaru Eketone writes in this essay...

That’s the intended purpose, however, the reality is evidently tied to the attitudes of the times, often resulting in negative outcomes. There are plenty of examples around the country regarding the desecration and pollution of our waterways. From landfill concerns in the Tasman District, to Blenheim's Doctors Creek, where more than half of the water samples for E coli, were well below the national standard. Many local areas in Taranaki have been severely effected by pollution, the constant discharges into our rivers, lakes and ocean. The growing opposition towards Remediation NZ conse...

Water is a taonga not an asset 06 May 2021 07:15 AM Author: NPDC Dinnie Moeahu Cr Dinnie Moeahu  It’s interesting to see and read about the importance of looking after our water ways these days. The government’s plans to reform our three waters over the coming years, the desperate need to install water meters to “help” our community conserve, preserve and protect our “asset.” Well forgive my scepticism, but when it comes to conserving and protecting our water ways, the truth is that successive governments and councils have failed. You don’t have to research much to find t...