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Shingly Creek Station: Improvements a legacy for the future
At Shingly Creek Station, Julie Kearney is getting into bees.
At Shingly Creek Station, Julie Kearney is getting into bees.
Full blooming privet in Kaitaia is becoming a nightmare for a woman with severe allergies.
It's not every day you get to have a close encounter with a kiwi.
Fly tip costs ratepayers $200,000 a year in Whangarei.
Whatever the election results, the pressure to clean-up waterways won't change.
As more refuse is generated, new plans are needed to ease the situation.
Hawke's Bay residents can recycle their e-waste with the help of a HBRC fund.
Whanganui farmer aims to eradicate pests from his bush land to save kiwis
Come and welcome back the migratory birds to the Manawatu Estuary
Emma Crutchley has always had an interest in farming.
When Will Bragg left school, all he wanted to do was work with horses.
Conservation Week celebrated at Bushy Park.
Holt family winners of 2017 Balance Farm Environment Awards supreme award
Four alleged poachers had their diving gear impounded
Sweltering temperatures, floods and storms could be Central Otago's future.
The cleanest mud in 40 years is how farmers in Dannevirke describe the wet weather
A Waimanoni man says cars are killing more toheroa and tuatua for each one poached.
The Scott family of Waikouaiti have preserved and enhanced their land for generations.
Clean rivers and a thriving agriculture industry are not mutually exclusive.
There are four areas of focus for emissions reduction. Dr Hammond discusses.
Lake snow is a sticky, biological material made up of groups of algae that form colonies.
South Taranaki dairy farmers have set a goal to shorten the length of their calving period
A parasitoid wasp which destroys the tomato potato psyllid (TPP) pest, has been released
Wet weather has made for challenging conditions on the demonstration farm over the month
The climate-change ship has left the dock, but people still ask whether boats can float.
We are still battling the elements, with the annual average rainfall already achieved
By far the most common poisoning we see in dogs is due to rat bait.
The battle for the title of Bird of the Year 2017 is well and truly on
Getting accustomed to Civil Defence planning and preparedness should be a farm priority
A series of climate change workshops throughout New Zealand wound up recently