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Climate change makes the environment dangerous and unpredictable
Environment now outranks terrorism as a global threat
Environment now outranks terrorism as a global threat
Myrtle rust has proven too hard to kill for MPI and DoC.
The New Zealand falcon has been spotted in Kapiti.
Extreme weather events may be the new norm for South Island farmers.
Cleaning stations to help prevent kauri dieback in Northland
A group of Midhirst dairy farmers have rallied together to support their neighbours.
A cull of geese at Lake Horowhenua was cancelled on Saturday.
Land Information NZ claims it is winning the war on lagarosiphon weed in Lake Wanaka.
Farmers share stories on hill country development experiences in anonymous survey.
The Woodville Log Rail Exchange will continue to be busy as trees grow up.
The Department of Conservation needs volunteers and there are many opportunities to help.
Hawke's Bay residents will get a taste of organic products during Organic Week NZ.
Early bird catches the sperm -- $5000 already bet on hihi's virility
NRC wants to join the Local Govt Funding Agency to access bigger loans.
Hawke's Bay farmer says not everybody has the appropriate land for on-farm water storage.
Myrtle rust has spread south and an ecologist says its incursion is a hard lesson for NZ.
Dabchicks, grebes or weweia - only 2000 remain. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Information on controlling weeds and pest animals will be available at the Pest Fest.
Forest & Bird questions Otago Regional Council's 'ambitious' river and lake cleanup plan.
Con Fowler found 25 bags of rubbish floating in the Otaika Creek.
A Westpac report shows immediate action on climate change could save NZ $30 billion.
A crown entity released its draft report on public access in the South Island High Country
A rural burn-off blanketed Waipukurau in smoke last week.
Downside for businesses and residents is a likely increase in water bills.
Residents are outraged at continued dumping on rural roads.
Luckily we have kids like Charlie and Quincy Carpenter in our community.
Remember, It's not where you take things from but where you take them to that counts.
Who knew what and when about Tauranga's glass recycling issues?
Three years after his wedding at placid Lake Tutira, Jamie Morton asks if it can be saved.
Incorporating plantain into grazed land found to reduce release of greenhouse gasses.