A different water crisis, of a less sinister kind, unfolds down the road.

Northland man's pest trap targets different species

Shirley Coker says she has no intention of leaving John Bridgeman's much treasured home.

Dr Lawrence says events like the Tasman fires are a possible indication of things to come.

A research team searched the waters between Bay of Islands and Doubtless Bay for rays.

MPI responds to Jane Smith's concerns about pelleted sheep semen imports.

Effluent regulation breaches garner no sympathy from DairyNZ.

Robin Casey is aiming to beat facial eczema with a new pasture recipe.

We have no way of eradicating this disease - at best we are just slowing its spread.

At least 100 students are expected to go 'on strike' on Friday over climate change.

"I've never had an issue with the trees and definitely not now - I mean, they're dead."

About 2500 non-compliant fires are still fogging up Rotorua air.

Kororā survives attack but will never be able to return to the sea.

Noslam asks hydrologists to find source of Waiareka Creek catchment's phosphate levels.

Tax working group looks at animal emissions tax, fertiliser tax and a pesticide ban.

Wilding conifer problem on Northern Southland's Mid Dome needs more funding.

The Department of Conservation believes the morepork population is in gradual decline.

Climate change scientist in Whangārei to talk about methane and hot air production.

Greenpeace billboards aimed at fertiliser companies and dairy industry 'a step too far'.

It must be depressing being a climate scientist in 2019. But James Renwick perseveres.

The river catchments work is focused on improving ecological integrity and resilience.

A Kaeo man has designed a new device to fight the invasion of possums.

Make sure your stock is fit this season.

A Paihia couple are devastated to discover their trees have been poisoned.

Support for drought extends across the top of the South Island.

Scientists, govt policy advisors, farmers and industry leaders will discuss climate change

Buoys in place around Mokoia Island to educate boaties of speed and its effect.

A tiny wasp can now be used to combat the destructive eucalyptus tortoise beetle.

Dry seasons can be hard but manageable, writes Darren Sutton.

Biosecurity New Zealand launched an online training programme to identify myrtle rust.