
Illegal 120m-long net in marine reserve caught sharks, rays and birds
The net was attached by a milk bottle float and tied to a mangrove tree on the shoreline
The net was attached by a milk bottle float and tied to a mangrove tree on the shoreline
Shark expert Riley Elliott wants to uncover what happens under the water near Bowentown.
About 30 protected red-billed gulls were killed by two cars and a quad bike on Saturday.
Fine imposed on Russell dog owner almost five times higher than previous record.
Scientists have debunked the common claim that NZ forests fall silent after 1080 drops.
The incident lasted for hours and killed about 30 protected red-billed gulls.
The mountain was dubbed "faecal peak" for the increasing piles of human waste.
It has been protected for 45 years, but the fishers allegedly claimed they did not know.
A dog was seen running loose in the Okahu/Jackson Bay Wildlife Refuge.
The illegal dumping comes at a huge environmental and financial cost.
An investigation into the cause of the fire is underway.
Another whale stranding on Ruakākā Beach, cultural process kicks into gear.
A member of the public called DOC as they were concerned about the sea lion's welfare.
The native pigeons are a protected species and fines for killing them can reach $100,000.
The lovelorn sea lion ended up on a busy Dunedin road.
Project Jonah General manager Daren Grover said the species is known for mass strandings.
A breach of the Marine Mammals Protection Regulations can incur a penalty of up to $600.
Swimmers should stay out of the water at one beach, according to one alert.
The historic underground structures known as Stoney Batter have reopened
The 'boss-like' bird was the first white kiwi hatched in captivity in the world.
The bronze whalers and hammerheads are seen enjoying the sparkling waters.
Kiri Allan: I'm a quintessential pragmatist.
There are 50,519 place names in New Zealand. Some are rather odd.
High numbers are again expected over this holiday period.
Bought by the Crown from Māori in 1908, the island became a nature reserve in 1956.
The pair, hurt in a rockslide, were forced to spend the night huddling at 1800m.
Activating distress signal probably saved lives, rescuers say.
Dogs have recently killed kiwi on the Coromandel Peninsula, prompting the warning.
The North Island Brown Kiwi should have been coloured brown but was white instead.
Fears that it will only be a matter of time before another person is killed.