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Simon Wilson: It's a terrible time to talk about climate change but we have to do it
National says it's a bad time for climate action and that's true. But when's a good time?
National says it's a bad time for climate action and that's true. But when's a good time?
Rotorua District Council is before the court for discharging leachate from the landfill.
Searching for alternatives to generate steam instead of coal.
The Pomahaka River was once the dirtiest waterway in Otago.
MPI introduces stricter controls in bid to control Salmonella Enteritidis outbreak.
New species of spider and fungi have been found in the Dansey Road Scenic Reserve.
The Government releases its latest emissions reduction plans.
Opinion: People are blaming poor nutrient density on farmers - not consumer food choices.
Ida Valley catchment group allows farmers to get off-farm and socialise.
Significant opportunity for NZ to take advantage of global regenerative agriculture trend.
As the world warms, destructive pests may be able to successfully raise young.
Kerikeri's John Levers has been fighting for a Hi-Cane ban for years. He's almost got it.
Hapū, community and councils join forces to eradicate pests in Kaipara.
EPA considering phasing out the use of hydrogen cyanamide over the next five years.
Region's provided opportunities for the Mitchell family's farming business for 150 years.
Planting native plants in the North Otago countryside is Adam Blignaut's happy place.
Mayor Andy Watson previously referred to the consultation process as "a disaster."
Unusual mid-migration misadventure has trackers closely watching next move
Mining firm sees clear legal pathway to consents, despite Supreme Court rejection.
The number of log trains between Wairoa and Napier will go from two to five next week.
Charges laid after alleged hydrochloric acid leak.
Polarising Three Waters reform should not be imposed on councils - Whangārei mayor
Over half of the 4500 native plants for a biodiversity project are in the ground.
Soil Conservation and Revegetation project benefitting Hurunui and Kaikōura waterways.
Five nearest water take consent holders on the path of this spill have been contacted.
Scheme is part of government's $1.2 billion Jobs for Nature programme
Unwanted organism will have widespread negative impact if not eradicated quickly
Logs methyl bromide fumigation gets the axe as port strives to improve safety.
Some of the interested parties include international businesses.
Refining NZ says focus is on identifying all opportunities for energy generation.