Water enquiry pushes TDC to try and minimise the risk of contamination to rural residents.

Team of researchers has unearthed the bugs that live in the first of a cow's four stomachs

Kiwi ingenuity and respect for nature could crate a new dawn for the forest industry.

Horizons Regional Council is proposing a radical change to managing river control.

An annual cost of $10.16 million is estimated to be needed to meet swimmability targets.

Public gets a behind the scenes look at Whanganui's near $40 million project

Don Carson is pleased with a program for farm safety but concerned it is run by WorkSafe.

Dargaville-based reporter Rose Stirling brings the latest news from the Kaipara.

Ian Hadland has been appointed Otago Fish & Game Council's chief executive.

Two green turtles released at Poor Knights Islands after 18-month rehabilitation.

Enforcement action pending after raw sewage discharged into Ahuriri harbour.

100m of rail line washed out during Thursday's weather event

Members of the public were able to help release giant kokopu at Rainbow Springs.

Affected residents form committee, recovery manager appointed.

Rules for ETS eligibility have changed drastically, owners say

New Zealand can be pest free by 2050, says Kevin Hackwell of Forest and Bird.

An important clue has been left in a pile of rubbish dumped in Waipapakauri last week.

DairyNZ supports reports from the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment.

An illegal rubbish dump has shocked a Far North woman.

Four more kiwi released on mainland from Matakohe-Limestone Island.

Tokerau Beach locals are sick of swimming through a 'lake' after a storm hits the street.

Opinion: research chemist Kevin Calvert on the benefits of cow urine as foliar fertiliser

Popular Lake Hawea freedom camping site blocked by pile of gravel and debris.

Rate rise needed as Bay "doesn't have any time to lose" over climate change.

Whangamata Ocean Sports Club is calling for a ban on crayfish catching.

A species normally found in Asia, Australia and the Pacific has entered the country.

''They are very cryptic, secretive, nocturnal animals and hard to find.''

Central Otago Farmers pleased with import and release of rabbit virus later this month.

Forest & Bird appealing High Court decision which could allow coal mine project to proceed

Pest Management manager says wallaby incursion "the most serious thing I've seen.''