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- If you like trout, think about catfish
- Land use fund open for Rotorua landowners
- Lake Okareka update
- Dairy sheep for Rotorua
- Annual Lake Rotoiti drawdown to begin
- Lake Rotoehu health warning lifted
- Emergency works to lower lake level
- First resource consent issued under PC10
- Summer students make their mark
- Plea to stop catfish spread
- Incentives Scheme gains momentum
- Health warning lifted for Lake Okaro
- Rotorua Rules clarified for 1555 landowners
- Possible algal blooms in parts of Tarawera
- Swimming spots tested throughout the summer
- Students out and about to fight the spread of aquatic pests
- Father and son duo take hands-on approach to protect Rotorua lakes
- New directory launched to help improve lake water quality
- NEWSHUB: Fears of catfish infestation in Bay of Plenty
- New Bay of Plenty Regional Council Chair in lake and freshwater science
- Health warning extended for Lake Rotoehu, while new warning issued for Lake Okaro
- Health warning issued for Otautu Bay of Lake Rotoehu
- Efforts continued to tackle pesky weed near Mount Tarawera
- Rules to protect Lake Rotorua formally notified
- Plan Change 10 a landmark decision for Lake Rotorua
- Hearings Panel Recommendations released
- Council fund helps Rotorua farmers spread the word
- Emergency measures to help Okareka residents
- Preserving the Kaituna River for future generations
- Will Hazelnuts grow in the Lake Rotorua Catchment?
- 40 million dollar fund now open to all Lake Rotorua land owners
- Proposed Plan Change 10 hearings close
- Health warning lifted for both Lake Rotoehu and Lake Okaro
- #LoveOurLakes Easter Hunt treats up for grabs
- First sod turned for phosphorus mitigation project
- Proposed Plan Change 10 hearings reconvene
- Public hearings for the Proposed Plan Change
- Progress on proposed lakeside sewerage schemes in Rotorua district
- Tool launched to check if money grows from trees
- Rain needed for Rotorua lakes
- Responses to submissions for rules to protect lake released
- Rotoiti Catfish Update
- Health warning issued for Lake Okaro
- Health warning issued for Lake Rotoehu
- Swap a plant
- Videos to be produced 'by farmers for farmers'
- Hearing Panel appointed for Lake Rotorua nutrient rules
- Rotoiti Catfish Update
- Deal a significant milestone for protecting lake water quality
- Sustainable Farming Fund open for applications
- Further submissions sought on lake rules
- Small lifestyle block owners help sought for guide
- Rotoiti Catfish Update
- Dairy farmers take action to protect water
- Open session to help rural landowners
- Fund seeks land use solutions
- Rotoiti Catfish Update
- Rotoiti Catfish Update
- Lake nutrient rules submission period closing soon
- Rotoiti Catfish Update
- Rotoiti Catfish Update
- Rotoiti Catfish Update
- Rotoiti Catfish Update
- Council extends submission period
- Health warning issued for Lake Rotoehu
- Pest fish found in Lake Rotoiti
- Lake Tarawera story shared
- Next step towards improving water quality in Lake Rotorua
- Warm weather prompts Rotorua lake blooms
- Lakes competition celebrates what we love
- Land-use change for Lake Rotorua catchment
- Dry conditions mean low lake levels
- Report: Alum dosing not a long-term solution for lake quality
- Lake quality results highlight action needed
- Taupo Lakes and Waterways Event 7th October
- There is still time for talk
- #loveourlakes Story and Photo Competition
- 2015 National Award Winners from Rotorua
- Landowners encouraged to attend Land Use Opportunities Symposium
- Symposium to explore innovative ways to reduce nitrogen
- Public feedback sought on plan for Lake Tarawera
- Rotorua Te Arawa Lakes Strategy Group Meeting
- Health warning lifted for Lake Rotoehu
- Beef + Lamb NZ Farming for Profit Field Day
- Farms in the Lake Rotorua and Lake Tarawera catchments win BFEA
- Health warning issued for Lake Rotoehu
- Changes to proposed nitrogen rules
- Symposium on lake water quality to focus on weeds and wallabies
- Public warning after discolouring of water in Lake Tarawera
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