A boat and bunk beds have been dumped near the Kaituna River.

A weather eye is being kept on escalating log prices by Japanese-owned Pan Pac Forest.

The decision to scrap kerbside glass recycling has dumbfounded Tauranga residents.

Farmers and rural support professionals have been invited to attend free drought support.

Measures to stop foul stench emanating from Waipukurau's wastewater plant are ineffective.

What makes Manuka honey so good? A study at Unversity of Waikato hopes to find out.

Federated Farmers says speculation around the cattle disease Mycoplasma Bovis is harmful.

Breaking freedom camping rules this year in Queenstown resulted in $662,800k in fines.

A scrub fire in Luggate is thought to have been started by a mower.

Sheep stolen from farm, butchered, then dumped in precious dune lake.

A spark from a power harrow caused a large fire near Jacks Point in Queenstown.

Lexie Nicholl, a Waitahuna youngster took part in her first competitive event yesterday.

It will be an unfortunate backwards step if rubbish bags are not to be collected locally.

Record log exports last year could mean building timber shortages for domestic New Zealand

Blue marlin catch comes just shy of beating 46-year-old club record.

The govt's about-turn on forestry could undermine proposed billion tree planting programme

With the pressure on clean rivers, it's not only dairy farmers who are feeling the heat.

Further tests at Wairoa River to take place this week after high E.coli count recorded.

An average of $100k is spent cleaning up illegally dumped rubbish in Rotorua each year.

Far North boaties and cray fishers asked to help stop highly invasive kelp spreading.

Water usage has still be too high in Hamilton.

Stormwater will be pumped about 1.2km from a nearby storage pond to ASB Baypark.

Run-off from rain could dampen a mass plunge to highlight Hatea River's pollution

Thoughts of war on Daddy Long Leg spiders have dissipated after a wasp attack.

People can share their passion for sustainability with the community in March.

There looks to be little reprieve for southern farmers - Niwa's seasonal climate outlook.

Queenstown Lakes District Council staff had pick up human waste left by freedom campers.

Rare white swallow seen in Whangarei garden.

Farmers spirits lifted with rain, but more needed to see drought off.

Rough seas and strong easterlies kill penguins and other seabirds on Northland east coast.