This year's NZ Bloodstock Ready to Run Sale has proved a good investment.

Campaigner: river award 'undeserved'. Councillor admits improvement a long time coming.

Project to breed sheep that naturally produce less methane being rolled-out to farms.

Funding and attitudes have aligned for another big year of planting in 2019.

Gina Williams from 'Our Land of Milk and Honey,' on robots, bees and planting trees.

DoC found half dead and decided the most humane thing to do was to euthanise the rest.

The clean energy project is looking for $20 million in funding to test feasibility.

Volunteers are a great help with Conservation Department work, staff members say.

Rotorua kiwi birds have a new battery to keep them safe in case of a power outage.

Producing more food sustainably is critical to feeding the planet, says researcher.

The mite to fight the country's most prolific weed. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Fonterra's Mike Borrie on the newly converted boiler at the co-op's Brightwater site.

Scheme for uncontaminated water at Ōhakea takes another step forward

Government moves to make drinking water safer, two years after Havelock North water crisis

Taupo residents are upset that several large beech trees were felled on their street.

The mangrove management bill must be changed, says a Government select committee.

Guardians of the tree say test results validate decision to keep walkway open.

Kaitaia does not have an unlimited water supply and this may soon become an issue.

A popular spot in Te Puna has become a 'bog hole' thanks to illegal dumping.

DoC, siding with Forest & Bird, has filed against NRC over Kaimaumau resource consents.

The ability to scatter a loved ones ashes around a reserve has been prohibited in Thames.

Fonterra counts the milestones a year after the launch of an ambitious river programme.

Ten tracks in Tauranga will be temporarily closed while they are upgraded

400,000 signatures needed to trigger referendum on ban on poisons.

Waikato investigator predicts a 400 per cent rise in legal action this year.

The government will invest substantial money in combatting tree diseases like dieback.

Focus on how farmers can meet N loss limits and maintain profitable businesses.

Plan to dig up 404ha of the Kaimaumau wetland to extract kauri resin and wax challenged.

A new weapon in the war on possums, stoats, and rats.

Comment: Taxes won't cut it, we need practical solutions to live in a zero-carbon world.