Silica extraction starts at Ohaaki
Geo40 is this month set to start commercially extracting silica from geothermal fluid.
Geo40 is this month set to start commercially extracting silica from geothermal fluid.
The first little penguin chicks of the season have arrived at Oamaru.
New Zealand has been caught up in the Palm Kernel Expeller debate.
Farmers are urged to consider alternative options for disposing of bale wrap in Southland.
Drainage solutions are being demonstrated to help Kaikoura plains farmers cope.
Seventeen catchment groups are now established in Southland.
The nocturnal house at Nga Manu Nature Reserve in Waikanae is getting a makeover.
Dogs that had 'horrendous' lives have now been trained to detect biosecurity risks.
This season will mark the end of flipper-banding of blue penguins at Oamaru Harbour.
A group of neighbours have teamed up to put out rat traps.
Ongaonga and Tikokino told a council bore best option. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Forest and Bird is disappointed with responses to an OIA the sale of Ruataniwha assets.
Fonterra recycling programme sees yoghurt pouches cleaned, shredded and melted down.
A 90-signature petition has been presented outlining concerns about groundwater levels.
NZ has an opportunity to lead the world in the way it reduces waste.
Political pressure for sustainable agriculture in Europe could affect NZ farmers.
Trans-Tasman Resources allows two offshore prospecting permits to lapse
Two rare pāteke (brown teal) ducks are now settling into their new home - Rainbow Springs.
Biosecurity New Zealand says invasive pest could have devastated NZ horticulture industry.
A kauri tree in Waipahihi Botanical Reserve has been badly vandalised and will die.
Worm farms are a cost-effective way of dealing with domestic and industrial waste.
Study shows why investment in sustainability is good for the economy
Where are the science and primary industry creds of our biosecurity MPI bosses?
Lewis Road Creamery is leading the charge on using recycled bottles for its milk.
A Horowhenua hapū want Kāpiti's rubbish transferred to the Bonny Glen landfill.
Ka Pai Business programme to be rolled out from today.
Health and safety concern means staff won't be going to the lake's edge thanks to chopper
Farmers are being urged to consider alternative options for bale-wrap disposal.