A new pest to needle Hawke's Bay farmers
The pest plant has a sharp seed head that can pierce an animal's eye or skin.
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Exercise tests Taranaki's oil response
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Petition seeks rewrite of freshwater regulations
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Councillors want answers over why contracts were granted exception from tender
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More than half of New Zealand lakes surveyed 'poor' or 'very poor'
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School's hard conservation work pays off
Lynmore Primary School pupils have been busy over the past few years.
More than 7000 tahr killed in DoC operations for 2020
DoC hunters and contractors worked over four months.
Water a priority for new Fish and Game chairman
Fresh water and how to get it is top of mind for Ray Grubb.
Beehives helping Folster Gardens bloom
"It's been quite changing, as far as the garden goes, by having these critters about."
Healthy Rivers appeals advisory committee formed
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FNDC admits contractor sprayed pōhutukawa by mistake
The council says roadside plantings can reduce drivers' vision and threaten power lines.
Eels spark pupils' interest in biodiversity
Discovering several eels in lifestyle block triggers five-week biodiversity investigation.
Deluge takes toll on Hawke's Bay river birds
Many birds' nests and chicks were likely washed away, new data indicates.
'Toxic' algae in rivers poses health risk to dogs
Dog owners told to be diligent when walking pets near stony rivers due to toxic algae.
Tales of Opoutere School's bird sanctuary
Year 10 students have created a bird sanctuary after bird "River", fell from a nest.
Bromley odours still on councillors' agenda
Council is confident it could 'reduce the odour to a level where it is not offensive'.
Farmer-led projects to receive more than $6m
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How Te Mana o te Wai will affect farmers
Te Mana o te Wai will have a significant impact on Kiwi farmers.
DoC dog unit takes to Maungatautari
Department of Conservation dog handlers are spending the week sweeping for pests.
Dog responsible for killing dotterel at Ruakākā still at large
DoC focuses on educating the public and enforcement on protected reserves in Bream Bay.
Opinion: Why freshwater regulations need a fresh start
Opinion: Freshwater rules need more than a few tweaks.
Great day out at Taranaki BFEA field day
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Biosecurity champions honoured at 2020 awards night
New Zealand Biosecurity awards took place at a ceremony last night in Wellington.
Farmers continue protest momentum with group, petition
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Wild weather forces Mangawhai tara iti egg removal
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Freshwater rules won't work for West Coast - Regional councillor
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