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Te Awamutu Fish & Game charity tree day raises cash
Every year Te Awamutu Fish & Game Association has held a tree day to raise money.
Every year Te Awamutu Fish & Game Association has held a tree day to raise money.
Nitrogen leaching under crops is being examined at the Southern Dairy Hub by AgResearch.
A local man estimates 85 tonnes of rubbish are on 90 Mile Beach.
Retiring farm manager Dennis Wright will leave a lasting legacy on Northland farms.
Waikato Regional Council wants residents to report any sightings of wild rabbit carcasses.
Dryland restoration along the Waimakariri River has received a funding boost.
More than 85 tonnes of plastic and other trash on Ninety Mile Beach.
Eugenie Sage is taking a direct interest in the infestation of Argentinian ants in Kapiti.
An Oamaru couple are disgusted by the ''putrid'' smell of effluent spilled by stock trucks
For the first time, a live Australian plague skink has been found in Hawke's Bay.
Hawke's Bay's kiwi population may be at risk from two dogs in the Kaweka Forest Park.
Biodiversity ranger Sara Treadgold advises to leave injured looking seals alone.
The community is divided in support for Te Rarawa's plans to fence off dunes at Ahipara
An expert has warned the govt to be cautious about planting pine trees near kauri forests.
Volunteers in Whangārei pick up 700kg of rubbish in two hours.
A Manuherikia Valley farmer is making a last-ditch effort to rid his land of rabbits.
Northlanders help plant trees for Defence personnel in Dunedin
Go-ahead given to dredge Whangarei Harbour so bigger oil cargoes can come to Marsden Pt
A protest on the West Coast this weekend will include a large procession of trucks.
Project nearing completion but fences will be used for another project.
Plantain in pasture can reduce nitrogen leaching and help farms comply with monitoring.
The Environmental Protection Authority has released new guidance for chemicals.
Firefighting foam used in 1996 crash may have contaminated Bulls' water.
Far North locals concerned about kauri dieback are doing what they can to fight it.
Winter weather puts a strain on the banks of farm waterways, increasing risk of erosion.
Synlait's environmental ethos starts on the farm, writes Andrea Fox.
James Shaw says environmental goals can help foster new innovations for agribusiness.
John Hayward and Susan O'Regan set out with a bold ambition.
Close to 30 people turned out for the planting day at the Arawhata River sediment trap.