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Boil notice on back burner as Aucklanders hit water target
Boil notice on back burner as Aucklanders reach water target
Aucklanders are managing to save enough water to avoid a boil notice, as silt and debris clog the city's main treatment plant at Ardmore. Audio
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New Lynn residents in emergency housing after massive floods
Auckland is getting back on its feet today after flash flooding this weekend bought much of the city to a halt. Sharon Brettkelly talks to a group of residents who now can't live in their homes - and… Audio
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'Within an hour, everything was under water'
'Within an hour, everything was under water'
Parts of Northland are cleaning up after the soggy weekend and last week's huge rainstorm
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Tributes for Footrot Flats creator Murray Ball
Tributes for Footrot Flats creator Murray Ball
Friends and colleagues have paid tribute to legendary cartoonist Murray Ball as a kind man with a strong social conscience. Audio
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Auckland meets water saving target as crisis continues
Auckland meets water saving target as crisis continues
Aucklanders have met calls to save water but the city's supplier says that needs to be sustained.
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Aucklanders not saving enough water to avoid boil notice
Aucklanders not saving enough water to avoid boil notice
Aucklanders are not yet saving enough water to definitely avoid a city-wide boil water notice after the city's main water treatment plant was swamped with silt and debris.
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Music festival evac: 'Continuous drama through the night'
Music festival evac: 'Continuous drama through the night'
Music festival attendees had to help others from being swept downstream in chest-high water, when the banks of the river behind the event split late last night.
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Rain floods northern regions, with more on its way
Rain floods northern regions, with more on its way
A man has had to be rescued from his flooded car, a music festival has been partly evacuated and roads have closed in the Coromandel after record-breaking rainfalls.
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Must we be miserable to make music?
Strand of Oaks talk infidelity, redemption and how Chance the Rapper is a way better role model than Kurt Cobain. Video, Audio
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Record rain causes slips and power outages
Record rain causes slips and power outages
A record amount of rain has fallen in Auckland as a deluge hits the upper North island tonight, cutting power and bringing down a cliff on Waiheke Island.
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200 million-year-old croc egg fossils found
200 million-year-old croc egg fossils found
The oldest crocodile eggs known to science have been discovered in the cliffs of western Portugal.
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Dozens of Waikato farms found to be 'high risk' for effluent spills
More than 100 Waikato dairy farms found to be 'high risk' for effluent spills
It is disappointing some dairy farmers still don't have adequate effluent systems for their herd numbers, the Waikato Regional Council says.
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Question Time for 9 March 2017
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TODD MULLER to the Minister of Finance: How is the New Zealand economy expected to perform over the medium-term?
PHIL TWYFORD to the Minister for Social Housing: Does her statement that the Prime…
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Songcrush: Julie Byrne - Natural Blue
Imagine floating just beneath your favourite river, ocean or swimming hole looking up at the sky through the clear, undulating waters.
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Farmer fined $66k for water contamination
Farmer fined $66k for water contamination
A farmer and a family company have been convicted and fined almost $66,000 for illegally discharging dairy effluent on two Waikato farms.
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Australian mother: 'I had to drown my babies'
Australian mother: 'I had to drown my babies'
The body of a young boy has been found in a New South Wales river, while the child's mother has been remanded in custody on a charge of attempted murder.
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Smith dismisses claims plan excludes most rivers
Smith dismisses claims plan excludes most rivers
The Environment Minister has rejected claims by Forest and Bird that new water quality standards covers just 10 percent of New Zealand rivers.
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Diving into the muddy water of 'swimmable'
Diving into the muddy water of 'swimmable'
Opinion - Watered-down standards or unfair criticism? Dr Siouxsie Wiles and Dr Jonathan Marshall look at the claims around the government's freshwater plan.
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Iraqi security forces continue push into Mosul
ISIS is putting up a fierce resistance with suicide car bombs, drones and explosives facing off against U.S. helicopter gunships and the Iraqi army's heavy guns. Freelance journalist Fazel Hawramy… Audio
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Battle for Mosul: 'Most dangerous phase' set to begin
Battle for Mosul: 'Most dangerous phase' set to begin
US-backed Iraqi forces have pushed deeper into western Mosul, after punching through the defences of Islamic State's last major urban stronghold in Iraq. US-backed Iraqi forces have pushed deeper…
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Greens push for tighter groundwater controls
Greens push for tighter groundwater controls
The Green Party has announced a new policy that it says will keep water in aquifers safe from pollution and contamination.
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Cartoon: NZ's new water quality standards
Cartoon: NZ's new water quality standards
Opinion - Following the announcement of new water standards by Environment Minister Nick Smith, Toby Morris wades into the debate.
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Water quality measure 'less stringent'
Water quality measure 'less stringent'
The government has weakened the threshold for what qualifies as the best quality waterway to swim in as part of its target to make 90 percent of New Zealand's rivers swimmable by 2040.
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Top Stories for Friday 24 February 2017
Audio 24 Feb 2017New Zealand dairy farmers in Australia are surviving on food parcels while their neighbours get a 500-dollar-a week government allowance for each household. "I went in there just to explain to them… Audio
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$39k fine for polluted waterway that killed eels, fish
$39k fine for polluted waterway that killed eels, fish
A Hamilton-based chemical cleaning company has been fined $39,000 after toxic chemicals got into Paeroa's stormwater system.