Effluent disposal site choice upsets some Otago residents
The ORC has defended the location of its latest stock truck effluent disposal site.
The ORC has defended the location of its latest stock truck effluent disposal site.
Landfill users won't be affected by the changes.
Residents in Wellington's York Bay can hear a constant chirping of tūī in their backyard.
Scientist: Lack of scientific knowledge about 1080 is what drives NZ's scepticism.
Dr Rowarth looks at the Productivity Commission report and the decline of freshwater fish.
Michael Laws wants to change the Otago Regional Council's (ORC) handling of water issues.
Saturday's 1080 protests in Northland were part of a national display of opposition.
K5 virus cuts numbers but is still less effective than some farmers expected.
Waipukurau Golf course is constantly flooding in heavy rain, annoying players.
MPI and NZ Forest owners have joined forces to improve forest biosecurity preparedness.
District would be better off if councils had followed horticultural advice 100 years ago
Keep New Zealand Beautiful's Clean up Week starts on Monday.
Events were held in Whangārei, Kerikeri, Dargaville, Kawakawa and Kaitaia on Saturday.
A primary school was in "lockdown" in Milton yesterday following a chemical spill.
Plans to communicate better with the community
Roundup makes our paddocks yellow, but is it green? Made with funding from NZ On Air.
A Year 10 Iona College student has taken out the top prize at a science fair.
Auckland Council had already begun pre-feed drop, despite being aware of the application.
Revised Waimea Community Dam funding model reduces increased cost to ratepayers
Protests against the use of 1080 poison will be held in several Northland towns tomorrow.
The kindergarten put their best feet forward as they hope to win a 'beautiful award'.
Productivity Commission says its estimates are much lower than those reported this week.
Ongaonga and Tikokino residents express water fears at public meeting.
Pressure taken off struggling Napier wastewater system
A 'treasure trove of rubbish' has been removed from the shoreline at Ōpua.
1080 poison drops are planned for Cape Bret and Russell State Forest.
There have been recent cases of severe damage on stopbanks.
COMMENT: Are we prepared to wreck economy and standard of living to tackle climate change.
New calls for politicians to rethink how methane is treated
Where once it was despised, manuka is now being planted with a golden future