Minister wants decent rules to stop 'egregious' land use practices
Coalition does not want to disadvantage Maori with new rules on water pollution.
Brent Edwards
Tue, 09 Oct 2018
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Hawke’s Bay
Environment Minister David Parker is adamant farms can still be profitable even if they face tougher rules on nutrient pollution.
Mr Parker announced yesterday the Coalition government will introduce tough new rules in two years to stop the pollution of the country’s waterways.
Farmers are
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Brent Edwards
Tue, 09 Oct 2018
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