Split decision on Hudson Street Gully
Hamilton City Council may be forced to remove 38 metres of pipe from the Hudson Street Gully in Hamilton.
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Hamilton City Council may be forced to remove 38 metres of pipe from the Hudson Street Gully in Hamilton.
The Tongariro National Trout Centre has hooked a $5,000 boost from Environment Waikato.
Environment Waikato has awarded $83,500 to community groups to help improve the environment.
Environment Waikato has provided $7,500 to help restore the Hakarimata Scenic Reserve.
Environment Waikato will prosecute the owners and manager of a dairy farm near Tirau for allegedly discharging effluent through a neighbouring farm and into the Piarere Stream.
Waiomu-based group Education 2021 has been granted $5,500 by Environment Waikato to help with its local environmental efforts.
Environment Waikato will prosecute the owners of a dairy farm near Thames after dairy shed effluent was allegedly discharged into a drain.
The Otorohanga Zoological Society has been granted $6,000 from Environment Waikato to educate people about the effects of animals that prey on our native birds.
Hamilton City Council has asked Environment Waikato for a 12 month extension to allow it to comply with resource consents for its new $28 million wastewater treatment plant.
Two groups have appealed resource consents granted to the Waikato District Council for discharging treated effluent into the Waikato River from the Meremere wastewater treatment plant.
Hydro Power Limited wants to build a new hydro-electric power station on the Upper Waipa River.
Hamilton bus services have improved significantly according to a recent survey conducted on behalf of Environment Waikato.
Around 17,000 litres of whey has spilled into the Pangaki Stream near Piopio following a road accident this morning.
Larger herds of cows and changing farming practices are causing problems for some farmers trying to manage dairy effluent in the Waikato.
