Half of NZ’s rivers blocked to struggling native fish
NZ's extinction-threatened freshwater fish face some of planet's most blocked waterways.
NZ's extinction-threatened freshwater fish face some of planet's most blocked waterways.
Meteorologist says a break in the unsettled weather could be on the cards for Christmas.
NIWA awards enhance science and technology for young New Zealanders.
A major new stocktake reveals more alarming trends for NZ's under-pressure marine estate.
Spring is set to take a back seat this week, as a wintry blast arrives over the country.
Showers, heavy rain, thunderstorms and hail are all on the weather forecast today.
Fernside dairy farmer Julie Bradshaw took part in a 5-year NIWA irrigation study.
Forecasters expect the storm to linger to the middle of next week.
Mr Chilt thought something was fishy about the metal tag until he contacted NIWA.
Experts say we have had a near-record warm summer, but they warn a wet February.
Northland farmers in a strong position for now despite scorching weather.
Trees and soil are sequestering more than recognised under Govt regulation.
This week's cold snap will be replaced by warm and fine weather by the weekend.
September was a record-breaking month for the city.
Biggest climate report in nine years warns window to avert worst impacts is closing fast.
Gales will strike the North Island from tomorrow - particularly Auckland and Northland.
There is exactly five weeks left until spring.
NZ's warmest start to winter fuelled by northeasterlies, moist lows and climate change.
NZ on track to record its warmest June on record, with unseasonably mild weekend forecast.
Regular rain needed in winter to fill up dam levels in Whangārei.
Surging water puts farmers and their animals in danger across Canterbury.
Floodwaters in Canterbury have exceeded warnings "by a huge magnitude", Fed Farmers says.
Red algal bloom still a mystery to Waipū locals and NRC staff.
"How can we change our behaviours so we don't do the same thing again."
Concern grows with no rain on the horizon.
Akaroa farmer Hamish Menzies said they are making a plan for it if it doesn't rain soon.
Ancient swamp kauri records reveal breakdown of Earth's magnetic field 42,000 years ago.
The global shark and ray population has declined by a worrying amount.
Doesn't happen often, but minimal risk to New Zealand for now.
Good day sunshine? Some towns and cities have enjoyed 50 per cent more sun than others.