
High-tech sensors new weapon in war on pests
Cutting-edge technology can alert rangers to a stoat the second it steps out of place.
Cutting-edge technology can alert rangers to a stoat the second it steps out of place.
MPI dragging chain on release of M bovis-related information under the OIA.
Traveller declared a bat's head at Auckland Airport, saying his family had eaten the rest.
Farmers to be told of infected neighbouring properties
Western North Island B+LNZ director Kirsten Bryant hits the road with important messages.
Local and national speakers give information and ideas.
Despite fears, authorities say recent meeting with agriculture minister was constructive.
COMMENT: When it comes to biosecurity it's in national interest to stay calm and clinical.
M. bovis, regulation, public perception all farming challenges
Aggressive invaders will eat native crabs' food. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
To put the proposed M.Bovis cattle cull in context, we killed 4.2 million cattle in 2017.
MPI still investigating how M. bovis got into New Zealand
About 150,000 cows will be culled from Kiwi farms.
Cabinet today to decide on the weapon for cattle disease fight but army is divided.
Will culling continue? Government decision tomorrow on M. Bovis cattle disease
M. Bovis will not stop the annual movement of farmers and their cattle
Government won't reveal how much of the M. bovis costs farmers will cover.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will be answering media questions from 4.15pm.
Farmers could be asked to contribute to a new fund for biosecurity threats.
Myrtle rust has reached Feilding, Hawera and Palmerston North. Now it's in Whanganui.
COMMENT: Taxpayer bailout undeserved after rural misuse of the Nait scheme.
COMMENT: Farmers should have acted sooner but MPI should have too.
Myrtle rust has been discovered in Northland, prompting pleas from biosecurity officials.
The Whanganui-Castlecliff rail line is seeing increasing loads of exports and imports.
Fly-overs reveal hundreds of new sites possibly infected with kauri dieback disease.
More than 8000 vehicles have been sent back from Auckland's port due to a stinky problem
Myrtle rust has spread south and an ecologist says its incursion is a hard lesson for NZ.
They bother us, sting us and plague our environment. Is there hope in wiping out the wasp?
A million sterile codling moths are opening export doors. Made with funding from NZ On Air
Officials are intercepting more brown marmorated stink bugs and we should all be worried.