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Environment Waikato is the Regional Council for the Waikato Region in the North Island of New Zealand. 

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Earthquakes 30 Sep 2009
Waikato Civil Defence advice after tsunami warning

WAIKATO — Waikato Civil Defence and Emergency Management is urging people living or working on the Waikato region’s coasts to be on high alert for tsunami warning information.

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Traffic 24 Sep 2009
Ruben ready to roll on his Big Day Out

HAMILTON — Ruben the road safety bear has embarked on an exciting new adventure, with the launch of his new story book today at a function at Newstead School on the outskirts of Hamilton.

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Agriculture 13 Sep 2009
Fertiliser and the environment

WAIKATO — As the soil starts warming up over the next few months fertiliser reps will be kept busy as farmers start preparing to fertilise their paddocks.

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Business 10 Sep 2009
Environment Waikato invites South Waikato businesses to free workshop

WAIKATO — Environment Waikato is inviting South Waikato businesses to a free workshop introducing its new Carbon $ave programme.

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Environment 9 Sep 2009
EW praises HCC wastewater performance

HAMILTON — Environment Waikato’s regulatory committee has formally commended Hamilton City Council for the way it runs the city’s wastewater treatment plant in Pukete Rd.

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Council 9 Sep 2009
Hamilton, Waikato and Waipa future proofed for growth

WAIKATO — Prime Minister John Key has today launched Future Proof, a new strategy to manage growth in the Future Proof area, which includes Hamilton City, and Waikato and Waipa districts.

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Conservation 7 Sep 2009
Big operation targets Hauturu Possums

WAIKATO — Trapping, ground-based bait stations and aerially applied baits have all been used in a highly successful possum control operation over more than 17,000 hectares west of Otorohanga in the Waikato.

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Council 4 Sep 2009
EW welcomes committee decisions on Auckland Super Council

WAIKATO —  Environment Waikato says it is very pleased that its submissions on the Local Government (Auckland Council) Bill have been accepted by a parliamentary select committee.

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Environment 3 Sep 2009
Retiring land a smart move, says farmer

WAIKATO — Waipa farmer Pieter van Dongen is encouraging other Waikato farmers to retire land around sensitive water bodies, saying it makes good economic sense.

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Environment 1 Sep 2009
Environment Waikato secures nearly $100,000 to protect peat lakes

WAIKATO — Environment Waikato is being given nearly $100,000 of funding to enhance two peat lakes near Hamilton that are under threat from human land use activities.

Community restoration project underway at Lake Maratoto

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Council 29 Aug 2009
EW appoints new investment advisor

WAIKATO — Environment Waikato has appointed investment company Mercer to advise on the long-term strategy, strategic asset allocation and implementation of the council’s $54 million investment fund.

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Conservation 29 Aug 2009
Maungatautari MoU confirms conservation project funding

WAIKATO — Environment Waikato and Waipa District Council yesterday signed a formal agreement to help fund one of New Zealand’s flagship conservation projects aimed at protecting habitat for native plants and birds on Maungatautari.

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Environment 29 Aug 2009
Fines show intolerance of environmental offending

WAIKATO — Significant fines handed out today to a Crafar farming company and members of the Crafar family are a clear sign of the intolerance the courts and the wider community have for environmental offending that further degrades water quality, says Environment Waikato.

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Technology 27 Aug 2009
Environment Waikato supports eDay

Environment Waikato is encouraging Hamilton, Waipa, Waikato, Hauraki, Otorohanga, Thames-Coromandel and Waitomo residents to ring their local council about eDay collections happening in their area over the next two weeks.

Environment Waikato sustainability champions Sam Stephens (left) and William Gauntlett sort through electronic waste ahead of eDay

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Transport 27 Aug 2009
RTC lobbying helps speed up Waikato Expressway

WAIKATO — Vigorous lobbying by a strongly united Waikato Regional Transport Committee has been a major factor in the Government’s decision to speed up development of the Waikato Expressway, says committee chairman Norm Barker.

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Conservation 21 Aug 2009
More than $190,000 spent to protect Waipa peat lakes

WAIKATO — Waipa District Council has made steady progress and spent more than $190,000 to protect Waipa’s threatened peat lakes over the past 12 months, under a financial arrangement with Environment Waikato.

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Electricity 17 Aug 2009
Waikato Regional Energy Strategy launches at Beehive

WELLINGTON — The Waikato, New Zealand’s leading electricity generation region, is launching the country’s first regional energy strategy at the Beehive on Wednesday, as it seeks to help ensure the country continues to have access to reliable energy at an affordable price.

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Agriculture 17 Aug 2009
Early spring diet for cows

WAIKATO — By Gabriele Kaufler, Sustainable Agriculture Coordinator, Environment Waikato By now everyone is looking forward to spring, which is just around the corner.

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Health 14 Aug 2009
Keep kids and dogs away from sea slugs

WAIKATO — Environment Waikato has carried out precautionary tests in the Firth of Thames to help rule out any risk to people and pets following reports of animal deaths on Hauraki Gulf beaches.

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Science 12 Aug 2009
New microorganisms discovered in Taupo Volcanic Zone

WAIKATO — New research has uncovered microorganisms in the Taupo Volcanic Zone (TVZ) that haven’t been found anywhere else in the world.

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Environment 12 Aug 2009
Plant trees now for economic and environmental benefits

WAIKATO — By Bala Tikkisetty, Environment Waikato It’s a good time to plant trees for shelter purposes at the moment as the wet winter weather means they have a better chance of surviving well the transfer from nursery to farm, and of getting established.

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Environment 7 Aug 2009
Te Kuiti air quality breaches national standard again in July

TE KUITI — Now is a great time to start thinking about buying firewood for next winter, so it’s nice and dry by the time you use it, Environment Waikato says.

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Environment 7 Aug 2009
Taupo air quality breaches national standard twice in July

TAUPO — Now is a great time to start thinking about buying firewood for next winter, so its nice and dry by the time you use it, Environment Waikato says.

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Marine 5 Aug 2009
Council signals support for commercial harvesting of undaria seaweed

WAIKATO — Environment Waikato has made a submission to MAF Biosecurity New Zealand signaling its support for the commercial harvesting of the invasive seaweed Undaria pinnatifida – but only in areas where it is already established.

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Court 5 Aug 2009
Earthworks contractor and farmer fined nearly $59,000 in total

MATAMATA — A Matamata dairy farmer and an earthworks contractor have collectively been fined nearly $59,000 in total for illegal, large-scale earthworks which led to tonnes of extra sediment getting into the Waihou River in 2007.

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Transport 4 Aug 2009
RTC rejects current plans for heavier vehicles on roads

The Waikato Regional Transport Committee (RTC) has rejected proposals that would allow trucks weighing up to 53 tonnes to be used on specified routes.

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Court 3 Aug 2009
OCC given credit for changes after 2008 offending

WAIKATO — Waharoa dairy factory operator Open Country Cheese has been fined more than $11,000 over the illegal dumping of up to 20,000 litres of sludge which contaminated local waterways.

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Court 1 Aug 2009
Poor relations no excuse for not following effluent rules

TOKOROA — Poor relations between dairy farm owners and sharemilkers cannot be any sort of excuse for breaking effluent management rules, says an Environment judge.

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Transport 29 Jul 2009
Hamilton residents call for Auckland commuter rail service

HAMILTON — Results from Hamilton City Council's most recent Residents Survey show that 85% of city residents think a Hamilton to Auckland Passenger Rail Service would be a good idea with over 43% stating that they would use services if they were restarted.

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Marine 29 Jul 2009
Environment Waikato harbour master puts life in old girl

WAIKATO — Environment Waikato staff members have saved ratepayers more than half a million dollars by repairing the councils barge, the Tamahere, instead of replacing it.

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Court 29 Jul 2009
Judge sends clear message to farming industry

WAIKATO — A Tirau farmer and an earthworks contractor have been fined a total of more than $60,000 over the cutting of a large farm track which threatened to discharge large amounts of sediment into a recognised trout stream.

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Environment 23 Jul 2009
Scientist praises EWs biodiversity work

WAIKATO — Respected New Zealand scientist Alan Saunders has praised Environment Waikato’s strategic approach to regional pest control work, which helps support the local economy and protect native animal and bird life.

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Environment 23 Jul 2009
EW and DoC target alligator weed in North Waikato.

WAIKATO — Boaties and other water users are being reminded that Lake Whangape and the Te Onetea Stream in North Waikato have been declared as restricted places under the Biosecurity Act.

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Court 23 Jul 2009
More than $13,000 in fines in sediment case

HAMILTON — Two road building companies have been fined a combined total of more than $13,000 for failing to prevent significant amounts of sediment flowing into waterways during the construction of a passing lane near Te Kuiti last year.

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Environment 21 Jul 2009
Free Hamilton workshop kicks off new Carbon $ave programme

WAIKATO — Environment Waikato has launched a new programme, Carbon $ave, to help Waikato businesses reduce their carbon footprints, operate more efficiently and save costs.

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Transport 20 Jul 2009
Hamilton buses carry equivalent of NZ population in last year

HAMILTON — Hamilton’s buses carried more than four million passenger trips last year, a new record figure roughly equivalent to the population of New Zealand.

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Council 19 Jul 2009
EW highlights clear reasons for Waikato boundary change

WAIKATO — Environment Waikato is backing a proposed change to its northern boundary saying it will help improve management of the Waikato River and Firth of Thames.

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Environment 16 Jul 2009
Kawhia Harbour passes Environment Waikato health check

WAIKATO — Water quality in Kawhia Harbour is good and some aspects are excellent, a year-long study by Environment Waikato has shown.

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Conservation 15 Jul 2009
EW keeps working with KiwiRail over weeds

WAIKATO — Environment Waikato’s regional pest management committee has voted for a more detailed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with rail network operator KiwiRail Network on how pest plants are managed on the rail corridor.

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Agriculture 13 Jul 2009
Consent granted for company following court conviction

WAIKATO — A Tuakau meat rendering plant convicted of discharging objectionable odour from its premises has proposed major upgrades.

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Weather 11 Jul 2009
Waikato people warned of wild weekend weather

WAIKATO — Waikato residents are being warned to prepare for wild weather this weekend.

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Conservation 9 Jul 2009
Getting on top of woolly nightshade in southern Franklin

AUCKLAND — Environment Waikato is warning southern Franklin land owners that they risk fines of up to $1000 if they fail to control woolly nightshade on their properties and also face being charged the cost of destroying the pest plants.

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Energy 8 Jul 2009
Home fires burning but air quality suffering

WAIKATO — Taupo’s air quality has suffered this winter, due to smoke from home fires – but there are simple steps people can take to improve the situation, Environment Waikato says.

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Flooding 7 Jul 2009
Risks remain despite new Coromandel town flood protection

COROMANDEL — Work on new flood protection stopbanks to protect part of the CBD in Coromandel township is due to start early in the new year after Environment Waikato’s council agreed to the work.

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Transport 7 Jul 2009
All aboard for changes to the Orbiter service

HAMILTON — Brand new buses, new features and expanded routes to northern suburbs are all part of the latest Orbiter bus changes coming into effect in Hamilton from Saturday 18 July.

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Transport 7 Jul 2009
EW and TCDC to seek more info after ferry developments

COROMANDEL — Environment Waikato and Thames-Coromandel District Council are to seek more information from ferry company Fullers over its intentions regarding 360 Discovery, the company which operates a ferry service between Coromandel and Auckland.

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Court 2 Jul 2009
$15,000 fine for vegetation clearance near key wetland

WAIKATO — Unlawfully clearing about 30 hectares of vegetation, including rare and threatened plants, near an internationally significant wetland has resulted in a $15,000 fine for a Hauraki Plains farm manager.

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Conservation 2 Jul 2009
Raglan bush block purchase protects native forest

RAGLAN — Environment Waikato will work with private landowners, the Department of Conservation and a non-profit conservation group to protect native bush between Hamilton and Raglan that could be developed into a park for trampers and mountain bikers.

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Council 2 Jul 2009
Councils plan to protect Waikato regions environment

WAIKATO — Environment Waikato has this week adopted its 10-year plan and budget, which includes striking the rates for the financial year starting 1 July.

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Agriculture 29 Jun 2009
Commissioners grant piggery consents with strict conditions

WAIKATO — Farmers Ken and Pauline McIntyre have been granted resource consents to continue running their Morrinsville piggery for two years – subject to strict conditions relating to odour discharges – to give them time to relocate the business to a new site.

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Marine 29 Jun 2009
Consents granted for Tairua marina

COROMANDEL — Independent commissioners acting for Environment Waikato (EW) and Thames-Coromandel District Council (TCDC) have granted consents allowing the building of a 95-berth marina at Paku Bay, Tairua on the Coromandel coast.

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Marine 17 Jun 2009
Unlit boats put lives at risk in Waikato region

WAIKATO — Environment Waikato’s navigation safety team is concerned about an increasing number of boats using the region’s waterways without lights at night.

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Marine 16 Jun 2009
Vessel identification to feature in new safety rules

WAIKATO — Lifejackets will have to be worn in boats under six metres from this July in the Waikato region, unless the skipper decides they do not need to be worn at that time.

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Transport 15 Jun 2009
Regional Land Transport Programme approved

WAIKATO — The Waikato Expressway’s standing as the region’s number one transport priority has been reaffirmed today as the 2009-19 Regional Land Transport Programme (RLTP) was recommended for approval by the Regional Transport Committee.

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Marine 15 Jun 2009
Unlit boats put lives at risk in Whitianga harbour

WAIKATO — Environment Waikato’s Whitianga harbour master Gary Vincent says a growing number of boaties are using unlit vessels at night, which could result in someone being seriously injured or killed.

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Environment 12 Jun 2009
Draft Preferred Futures Report out for comment

WAIKATO — A project driven by community desire to protect the ‘specialness’ of the Kawhia and Aotea harbours has reached a significant milestone.

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Environment 12 Jun 2009
Big fine over Raglan property development

RAGLAN — A property development company has been fined nearly $60,000 after almost 10 tonnes of extra sediment is estimated to have flowed into Te Kowhai stream and the harbour at Raglan due to a failure to comply with resource consents.

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Waste 10 Jun 2009
Effluent testing helps hit productivity targets

WAIKATO — Testing the nutrient content of farm effluent and applying the data gained is a key way to help the dairy industry hit productivity targets, says regional council Environment Waikato.

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Water 10 Jun 2009
EW trials catchment focus to improve water quality

WAIKATO — Regional council Environment Waikato has been working closely with farmers to help them be more profitable while protecting the environment better by reducing nutrient leaching and run-off to waterways.

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Agriculture 10 Jun 2009
MAF, EW and AgResearch making major investment in sustainable agriculture

WAIKATO — Sustainable farming is the primary focus of multi-million dollar research and development efforts by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, regional council Environment Waikato and Crown Research Institute AgResearch.

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Flooding 6 Jun 2009
New technology models tsunami risk

WAIKATO — New technology is helping Environment Waikato and Thames-Coromandel District Council with ongoing work to protect Whitianga and the wider Coromandel community from tsunami risk.

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Environment 6 Jun 2009
Committee defers decision on Raglan bush block purchase

WAIKATO — Environment Waikato’s environment committee has asked for more information on a proposal to buy a native bush block between Hamilton and Raglan.

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Energy 3 Jun 2009
Energy trust commended at EECA awards

WAIKATO — The Waikato Regional Energy Forum Trust was commended at the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (ECCA)’s 2009 awards in Auckland recently.

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Agriculture 29 May 2009
Have fun with farming facts at Fieldays

HAMILTON — What is the connection between dentures and animal health? That’s one question being posed by the joint sponsors of this year’s Premier Feature on their stand at the National Fieldays.

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Conservation 29 May 2009
EW tackles Taupo wildling pines

TAUPO — Environment Waikato is currently taking action to prevent self-seeded pines from blocking up geothermal springs on the Otumuheke Stream near Taupo’s Owen Delaney Park.

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Energy 27 May 2009
Burn dry wood and stay warm

WAIKATO — Using dry wood in your woodburner or open fireplace will keep you warmer this winter, and it’s better for the air, says Environment Waikato air quality scientist Dr Nick Kim.

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Conservation 22 May 2009
Weeds 4 Natives events to run in Coromandel

COROMANDEL — Coromandel residents will have a chance to swap their garden weeds for native plants at two “Weeds 4 Natives” events in June.

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Environment 20 May 2009
Waikato farmers snap up native plants

WAIKATO — Waikato farmers have bought a record number of native trees and shrubs for environmental restoration projects through an annual Environment Waikato offer this year.

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Science 16 May 2009
Scientists discover whitebait can climb ropes

WAIKATO — In what is believed to be a New Zealand first, Environment Waikato scientists may have found a clever way to overcome resource consent barriers for farmers  and possibly help to save some of New Zealands threatened native fish species.

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Tourism 14 May 2009
Hamilton Council urged to invest more in tourism, boost productivity

WAIKATO — EMA Waikato has urged Hamilton City Council to restore its investment in the region's tourism activities.

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Waste 12 May 2009
Hearing committee recommends consent be granted for TCDC wastewater discharge

COROMANDEL — An Environment Waikato hearing committee has recommended that the Minister of Conservation grant resource consent to Thames-Coromandel District Council so the council can continue discharging treated wastewater into the Waihou River from its existing sewage treatment facility in Thames.

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Transport 4 May 2009
More work directed on Auckland-Hamilton train service

WAIKATO — Environment Waikato transport staff have been directed by the Waikato Regional Transport Committee to continue their investigation of a Hamilton to Auckland commuter rail service.

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Council 4 May 2009
Waikato Civil Defence arrangements to change

WAIKATO — The Waikato Civil Defence and Emergency Management Group has approved the resiting of the Group’s Emergency Operating Centre (GEOC) to Environment Waikato in Hamilton East.

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Conservation 1 May 2009
Waikato residents asked to look for rooks

WAIKATO — Environment Waikato is seeking help from the public to locate rooks, which pose a serious threat to the region’s agricultural industry.

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Council 30 Apr 2009
Council set for hearings on LTCCP submissions

WAIKATO — Environment Waikato has received about 1900 public submissions on its draft 2009-19 Long-Term Council Community Plan (LTCCP), almost half of them specifically concerned with the management of mangroves at Whangamata.

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Surf Lifesaving 29 Apr 2009
EW funding helps meet rescue demand at Coromandel beaches

COROMANDEL — An Environment Waikato grant to Surf Life Saving Bay of Plenty (SLSBOP) has helped professional lifesavers meet higher demand for their services at Coromandel beaches over summer.

Surf Lifeguards prepare to conclude patrol season

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Conservation 24 Apr 2009
Almost 25,000 hectares treated in Waikato possum control project

WAIKATO — Environment Waikato contractors have successfully completed a major possum kill across almost 25,000 hectares in two priority pest control areas in north-west Waikato.

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Environment 23 Apr 2009
Environmental care groups encouraged to seek help and advice

WAIKATO — Environment Waikato is offering advice and support to anyone thinking of starting or joining an environmental care group, EW care group coordinator Therese Balvert says.

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Environment 23 Apr 2009
Farmers have vital role in protecting biodiversity

Farmers have a vital role to play in protecting the Waikato region’s biodiversity, Environment Waikato biodiversity projects manager Judy van Rossem told a meeting of Waikato landcare groups recently.

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News 16 Apr 2009
Only four days left to submit on Environment Waikato plan

  Waikato residents have only four days left to give feedback on Environment Waikato’s draft 2009-19 Long Term Council Community Plan (LTCCP).

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News 16 Apr 2009
Maungatautari fence protects unique bird breeding site

  Environment Waikato and Waipa District Council proposals to make a significant financial contribution to maintaining the predator-proof fence at Maungatautari are about ensuring the continued operation of a unique native bird-breeding site, says EW deputy chairman John Fisher.

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Transport 9 Apr 2009
EW clarifies new bus technology

Environment Waikato has clarified that the new Pavlovich bus used on one of its services drastically cuts emission of fine particles (PM) and oxides of nitrogen (NOx), rather than carbon dioxide (CO2).

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News 9 Apr 2009
Course to help boaties cross the bar

  Coastguard Raglan, with support from Environment Waikato, is helping to educate boaties on how to cross the notorious Raglan bar and to be generally safer at sea.

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News 8 Apr 2009
Submissions sought on Whangamata mangrove proposals

WHANGAMATA — Whangamata ratepayers are being asked for their views on a proposed new local rate to pay for removal of mangroves from their local harbour and coastal area.

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Community 8 Apr 2009
Environment Waikato invites Waikato residents to field day

  Environment Waikato is inviting anyone who belongs to an environmental care group – or anyone interesting in joining one – to a networking field day on Wednesday, April 15.

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Building 8 Apr 2009
Hamilton East building up for lease

HAMILTON — A building currently used by Environment Waikato at 505 Grey St, Hamilton East, is now being offered for lease as the council restructures its accommodation.

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Transport 7 Apr 2009
Survey's findings borne out by booming bus use

HAMILTON —   A Government ministry’s Quality of Life survey showing widespread satisfaction with public transport in Hamilton is reinforced by latest figures which show a 25 per cent jump in city bus use so far this financial year.

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Transport 7 Apr 2009
Bus service provides beach safety spin-off

WAIKATO —   A new Coromandel bus service run over summer appears to have helped save people from possible drowning or serious injury, says Environment Waikato.

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Transport 3 Apr 2009
Buses carry thousands to and from the Night Glow

WAIKATO —   New figures show there were nearly 10,000 passenger trips on free Environment Waikato-supplied buses to and from the Night Glow during the Balloons Over Waikato festival.

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Agriculture 3 Apr 2009
EW helps Waikato farmer get forestry funding

WAIKATO —   Environment Waikato is helping a Waitomo farmer to become the first Waikato applicant to successfully gain a Government grant for planting trees under a regional share of the Afforestation Grant Scheme.

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Environment 2 Apr 2009
Environment Waikato barge gets recession makeover

WAIKATO —   In the spirit of these cash constrained times, Environment Waikato has adopted a more sustainable approach to ensuring its river barge, the Tamahere, is fit for purpose.

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Council 1 Apr 2009
Community grants deferred

WAIKATO — Tight financial times have led to Environment Waikato deferring a decision on grants for community and school environmental initiatives for at least another three months.

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Environment 1 Apr 2009
EW reviews investment advisory services

WAIKATO — Environment Waikato is reviewing its financial policies as part of the 2009-19 Long Term Council Community Plan (LTCCP) process.

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Environment 25 Mar 2009
Kerepehi firm fined over odour

HAMILTON — A Kerepehi-based fertiliser company has been fined a total of $8,000 in the Hamilton District Court for discharges of objectionable odour and breach of an abatement notice.

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Environment 25 Mar 2009
EW seeks feedback on natural heritage plans

WAIKATO — Environment Waikato is seeking community feedback on plans to cut next year’s budget for supporting community environmental initiatives and for protecting the region’s native animals, plants and special outdoor places.

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Environment 25 Mar 2009
Proposal to collect funds for AHB

WAIKATO — A proposal for Environment Waikato to collect funding on behalf of the Animal Health Board (AHB) has been outlined in the council’s draft 2009-19 Long-Term Council Community Plan (LTCCP).

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Flooding 19 Mar 2009
Coromandel residents views sought on final flood protection plan

COROMANDEL — Coromandel town central business district and Hauraki Road ratepayers are being asked for their views on a new flood protection proposal.

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Environment 17 Mar 2009
Environment Waikato selects students for Sir Peter Blake Youth Environment Forum

WAIKATO — Environment Waikato has chosen the four high school students who will represent our region at this year’s Sir Peter Blake Youth Environment Forum in Wellington from April 19-23.

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Transport 17 Mar 2009
Waikato welcomes roading announcement

WAIKATO — Waikato Regional Transport Committee chairman Norm Barker has welcomed the Government’s announcement of an extra $1 billion for state highways, which will help progress key roading projects like the Waikato Expressway.

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Council 15 Mar 2009
Waikato people encouraged to comment on draft 10 year plan

WAIKATO — Environment Waikato has adopted its Draft 2009-19 Long Term Council Community Plan (LTCCP) and is hoping for a flood of submissions on its proposed activities and budgets.

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