End of plastic bag hits a few speed wobbles
Supermarket resorts to give out small signs for car to prevent disgruntled customers.
Supermarket resorts to give out small signs for car to prevent disgruntled customers.
Locally, people have been focusing outrage on dumping costs and anger at fly-tippers.
Several Dunedin walking tracks will be given a much-needed spruce up.
Instead of pointing at holidaymakers, Jan McEwen said the fault was of DOC and Council.
Coromandel visitors bypass $2 compactor fee and dump rubbish for free.
Research: Ethical seed-sourcing regulations need developing to restore plant ecosystems.
Research suggests carbon footprint labels on food items could reduce environmental impacts
Biosecurity NZ uses traps, lures and detector dogs to sniff out stink bugs.
Bark and Boulders make a welcome donation after issues with harvesting at the school
Underground mining in Waihi has been approved by the Hauraki District Council.
The Lower Mangapiko Stream Care Group is trying to fundraise for Million Metres Stream.
Fish & Game's defends its claims that farmers' winter grazing damages the environment.
Drought, fires and difficult days for stock may be at hand throughout this summer.
Poisons such as disinfectants and solvents kill off the hard-working bacteria in plant.
Comment: No matter how strongly these abusers feel, this can never be justified.
The team will be familiar to most Central Hawke's Bay landowners.
An initial business case was submitted to replace the bridge but wasn't successful
A Coromandel man has been handed an enforcement order to stop marine works in the region.
Public encouraged to check local myrtle plants to help track the spread of fungal disease.
A wetland development in Te Puna has been give a $250k boost
Catfish have been found in Lake Rotorua
Foxton's Save Our River Trust wants to save Kings Canal.
Nearly 2000 eels were found dead in Canterbury creek in April.
Forest & Bird say only aerial 1080 could have achieved these dramatic results.
Small towns struggle to get wastewater treatment up to standard.
New low flow limits may be pushed back in CHB.
DoC is sticking its head in the sand regarding the Waikanae Estuary.
Resident and hapū unhappy with "cheap fix" for coastal erosion
The first chick of the season from New Zealand's endangered fairy tern hatches at Pakiri
Te Puia is hoping to open a new $1.5m kiwi house next year.