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Momentum grows in understanding of farming, farmers
Katie Milne says people are beginning to realise how amazing farmers are.
Katie Milne says people are beginning to realise how amazing farmers are.
Duvaucel's geckos can grow up to 30cm long and live to be 70 years old.
Kerikeri ratepayers will partly fund the wastewater plant.
New house builds in CHB want access to water but can't connect due to network limitations.
A universal annual charge for leadership, economic and social development proposed in LTP.
For second time in less than two years Pongaroa residents told to boil their water.
There has been a lot of talk about climate change this holiday season - with good reason.
A shipment found to be carrying stink bugs has been deemed a biosecurity risk to NZ.
Landcare Research scientists are sending an army of caterpillars to fight a pest vine.
Trees coming down across Rotorua to stop safety, leaf fall and shading concerns.
DairyNZ's Bruce Thorrold on climate change and the dairy industry.
Megan Hands says there are limited options for rural rubbish disposal.
DOC supports fight to save unique bush land in Central Hawke's Bay.
Mattresses, furniture and household rubbish were dumped off the Kapiti Coast.
A veteran mountaineer says the litter problem on Mt Taranaki is getting worse.
A long, hot, dry summer is responsible for an algae bloom in Lake Hayes.
Biodegradable straws are the latest environmental innovation for Whispers Cafe in Levin
Seaweek will feature events to teach children about marine sustainability.
The pigs were struggling to keep their snouts above water after flood rose 3m in 30 min.
Determining whether legislative reform is possible is central to HBRIC considerations.
PSA research team wins top honour in Prime Minister's Science Prizes
Trees are to be removed from Steeles Lane Reserve and Long Mile and Tarawera Rds.
With all the hot weather, it is difficult to ignore that our climate is changing.
QEII National Trust fighting to protect 400ha of Coromandel forest land.
The facial eczema risk eased in the very Far North last week according to Topvets
Forestry has become a strong interest to many people as a means to cutting emissions.
Northern rata have flowered but are still at risk of myrtle rust and pest damage.
Dune and stream remedial work at Sandy Bay has been ripped apart twice this summer.
E. coli outbreak near Bendigo had been found to be avian not human.
Norm Twigge has been breeding the white admiral butterfly successfully.