SPCA clarifies stance on 1080: 'Not anti-pest control' but must be humane
A statement said it realised there was "a need for population control of some species".
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Wildlife trust set to hold information talk on kōkako
Grass only greener when rain falls in spring - research
Research shows increase in grass growth needs rain in the right places at the right times.
Opinion: Commercial forestry v pastoral farming
Comment: The ramifications of establishing forestry blocks takes some research.
Kiwi science: how to trace a gastro outbreak
Scientists have suggested a better way to reveal the source of campylobacter outbreaks.
Southern catchment groups hailed as leaders in field
NZ Landcare Trust says the South takes the lead in formation of local catchment groups.
Nitrate-lowering scheme near Kaiapoi going well
More than 80 litres per second reaching the aquifer via a 1.5m-deep trench.
Southland farmer uses scientific approach to soil and water
Waituna farmer Ray McCrostie combined scientific tests with local knowledge.
All go for Martha mine project in Waihi
Oceana Gold has received the green light for the Martha project in Waihi.
Horowhenua's Lewis Farms extends strawberry supply
A Horowhenua couple are utilising new systems to extend strawberry production.
New Overseer version to cost $200 a year
Overseer Ltd is to charge for its new farm-modelling software.
Big dry lingers in the Bay of Plenty
Bay of Plenty region urgently needing rain to break long hot spell
Good start to Awanui River flood works
The Awanui River flood scheme is making good progress in Northland.
Push for change over 'dirty' Rangitikei river
Local business owners are pushing to clean up the Rangitkei River.
Council staff 'furious' at illegal rubbish dumping
Community help is being sought to identify people who are illegally dumping rubbish
Sprinkler bans in Kerikeri and Kaitaia, tougher restrictions in Kaikohe
Council says recent showers not enough to make a difference as water use soars
Wetlands saved by NZ Post sale of stamps
The public is being encouraged to buy a wildlife habitat stamp to help wetlands thrive.
Puhipuhi group wants toxic mine site cleaned up
Puhipuhi Mining Action Group at Waitangi to ask for remediation of old mercury mine
Nitrogen to be focus at Southern Dairy Hub's field day
Nitrogen (N) will be high on the agenda at the Southern Dairy Hub's field day on Feb 20.
Long dry spell endangering kiwi in Bay of Islands
Call goes out to locals to help Bay of Islands' kiwi population deal with the big dry.
Defaced Opua State forest signs 'a kick in the guts'
Anti-1080 protestors who defaced signs in Opua are badly misinformed, say experts.
Rain caused $100k of slip damage on Lawrence farm
"It will be a year before we can get on top of it.''
CHB Bucket Rescue keeps waste out of landfill
The Great Bucket Rescue involves collecting the used buckets from a Hawke's Bay industry
'Extreme and unpredictable' weather to get worse as ice sheets melt
Researchers call for an "urgent review" of global policy to avoid dangerous impacts.
Damp dip before warm weather returns
A damp Wednesday makes room for fine weather for the remaining week
Anti-1080 activists vandalise predator control work
Anti-1080 activists target signs and traps in Northland's Opua State Forest
Waitangi hīkoi focuses on Hokianga Harbour water quality
Waitangi hikoi focuses on Hokianga Harbour water quality
Wildlife at high risk as dry conditions continue
Ducks, seagulls and hedgehogs are among those most affected by the dry conditions.
Opinion: Heatwave shows importance of water storage
Comment: Australia's heatwave shows that storing water is essential.
Doc criticised as gold diggings 'ruin' Central Otago
Doc are being accused of ignoring damage to Central Otago caused by Buster diggings.