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Drinking stream water after Northland 1080 drop sparks council complaint
Complaints partly upheld but councillor slams investigation as biased and lacking context.
For the love of children, animals and the environment
Carol Patterson didn't want to be sitting around watching TV when she retired.
Wallaby control options to be reassessed
A "disappointed'' council will have to reassess its options after no funding in Budget.
Wilding war: The pest that could swallow a quarter of NZ
Conservationists have swept a plant pest off Rainbow Mountain. But the battle isn't over.
Photos: Many hands make light work at Kerikeri planting day
Sunday's effort brings number of trees and shrubs planted along Wairoa Stream to 14,000.
Hawke's Bay winery helps rare native bird
Church Road Winery has been building rafts for weweia, also known as dabchicks.
Automatic rat, stoat traps make a 'real difference'
Traps laid to help protect 150 South Island robins translocated a fortnight ago.
Nicola Patrick: One step forward, one step backwards
COMMENT: Council's freshwater funding increase surprises, streaming decision disappoints.
Emissions targets should focus on coal, not cows
Emissions focus "a victory over the dairy farmers" rather than sensible climate policy.
'Indefensible': Councillor calls for ban on use of Roundup in Auckland
The weedkiller has been implicated in non-Hodgkins lymphoma, a type of cancer.
Methane targets will challenge livestock sector
Zero Carbon Bill methane targets will require changes to farming practices says bank.
DoC beefs up security as more staff attacked over 1080
Govt forced to spend millions on security as anti-1080 abuse against DoC staff rises.
Bringing back eels to Central North Island
Ngāti Hikairo couple John and Lena Morgan are restoring long-fin eels to their area.
Budget: Cash boost to keep DOC rangers safe from threats
Millions to be spent to keep DOC staff safe at a time of rising attacks over 1080 poison.
Budget's environment spend: $229m to help clean up rivers
Govt to pump more than $200 million into a new programme aimed at cleaning up waterways.
Hauraki Gulf: How to save our big blue backyard
"When we stop putting ourselves above the environment, we will get change."
Hunters join battle to stop spread of deadly kauri disease
Far North hunters are being enlisted in the battle to stop the spread of kauri dieback.
'Heartbroken': Catfish nets stolen including schools
Kaitao pupil Alyssa Mansner said it was disappointing, "Now we can't find as many fish."
Napier Boys' High School students rid Hawke's Bay of thousands of pest plants
Top kid collected 1800 pods and a $500 Prezzy card.
Taranaki farmers to plant 500,000 trees
Taranaki farmers will plant more than 500,000 trees this week.
No fishing: Swathes of Hauraki Gulf could be closed or made marine reserve
Just 0.3 per cent of the Gulf is currently protected as "no-take" marine reserves.
National to support Zero Carbon bill despite 'serious concerns'
National Leader Simon Bridges said the party will support the Zero Carbon bill.
Comment: More innovation needed
Comment: Making a better future requires more innovation, writes Jacqueline Rowarth.
Reserve free of 140 pests after Trenz
The traps were set by Trenz delegates while they visited Rotorua last week.
Bottles dumped on beach in plastic protest
People are protesting against plans to grow the Eastern Bay's water bottling industry.
Waipoua Forest's Four Sisters track closed over Kauri Dieback fears
Waipoua Forest's Four Sisters track closed over Kauri Dieback fears
Why public buy-in is critical to NZ's great pest wipe-out
NZ's bid to rid itself of pest predators could hit a wall if public concerns are ignored.
Plastic bags into fence posts as recycling scheme resumes
The plastics will be recycled in New Zealand and made into items such as fence posts.
Farmers air frustrations over climate change blame
Climate change initiated an emotive response at Southland Federated Farmers annual meeting
Bid to PGF to fund controversial mine?
The mining proposal includes a $36.8million processing plant near Milton.
Otago Drought Group meeting focuses on Clutha district
Group met to update its discussions on the dry conditions in the Clutha district.
Mixed reaction to southern coast marine reserves
Govt tagged 1267sqkm from Timaru to Waipapa Point, in Southland, as a reserve network.