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The Environment Court began processing appeals in 2020.
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Recycling advocates are urging budget-conscious Kiwis to avoid cheap and flimsy junk.
Apple steers away from ambitious electric car project
The dream of owning a self-driving electric car made by Apple may be over.
Far North news in brief: Child Cancer appeal, fibre furthered, water restrictions continue
News snippets from the Far North.
Fish-tery: Unexplained mass fish deaths in Whanganui
DOC calls for the public's help after reports of dead fish, including endangered species.
'An ugly thing': Maōri groups divided over planned Auckland waterfront marae
A long-held desire to build a marae in Te Atatū is closer after the local board votes.
Two-million-year-old fossils found on Castlecliff Beach
'You have a fantastic fossil record on the cliffs here in Whanganui.'
Kerbside recycling service taking shape
“If you have a party one weekend, you can put out three crates of glass.”
Scientists welcome regulator’s call sorting ‘null segregants’ from GMOs
Scientists have welcomed the EPA's new clarification of GMO-derived 'null segregants'.
Will new ministers push back over 'incoherent' $16.5m plan to stop Milford Sound over-tourism?
Tourism Minister says some of the Milford Opportunities Project plans are 'incoherent'.
Black slimy algae spreads to new beach
Foul-smelling algal blooms boom in warm weather but mysteries persist about their origins.
Nappies and dead animals: The 'revolting' items being dumped in recycling bins
'You wouldn’t want somebody to come in and throw a dead animal on your desk.'
Opened: Ponsonby's new The Greenhouse apartments, 19th block by Ockham Residential
Mayor praised Ockham Residential's apartment buildings as "architecturally fantastic!"
New recycling rules in force for Taupō District
Contractors will now be rejecting non-confirming items left in recycling bins.
Trans-Tasman Resources backs fast-track consent bill
The company wants to mine ironsands from the South Taranaki seabed.
Niwa defends $700k spend up on four 'luxury' utes
The weather agency says it needs the four utes for towing boats.
East Coast's forestry nightmare: One year after Cyclone Gabrielle
More than 160,000 tonnes of debris have been removed but foresters have a bigger worry.
Explained: The bigger picture behind the Port Hills fire
With most of summer over, NZ is only beginning to get its most dangerous fire conditions.
Roger Partridge: Supreme Court surprise in climate change case
OPINION: The outcome will see millions of dollars in legal fees consumed.
Mighty row over large-scale housing development in quiet river valley
"They don't want the river or the haven to be harmed."
Global ecology org chief on rekindling joy after car crash killed his wife
'When I came out of my coma, my kids told me Miranda was gone.'
Letters: More buses supported
Readers have their say on increased public transport and climate change.
The place where wetlands are increasing, not decreasing
The project has created 10ha of wetland and preserved a remnant native forest.
How travelling to Southeast Asia will educate your kids better than any classroom
Foster respect for different cultures, wildlife conservation and ethical travel choices.
3 metres eroded in 1 day: Southland town in state of emergency
The community of Bluecliffs lost about three metres of land in a day this week.
Govt defends new consenting bill, after Labour slams it as ‘Muldoonist’
Bill would create a process that allows ministers to approve projects.
East Coast lost 10 metres of shoreline from Cyclone Gabrielle
Effects of Cyclone Gabrielle leave East Coast with highest erosion levels in decades.
Greens co-leader says party here to uphold the mana of tangata whenua
Marama Davidson says they are a Treaty party, not a Māori party.
Can the world’s largest cruise ship really be climate-friendly?
New York Times: It accommodates nearly 8,000 people - that's a challenge.
‘Don’t know the answer’: Investigations after wildlife deaths at Ahuriri estuary
The swans and eels were reported dead last weekend.
Don't fear new recycling rules, says Auckland Council
Officials want to get rid of gross contaminants from recycling bins.
Beating the cost-of-living crisis one chippie packet at a time
Chip Packet Project looking to ease looming winter crisis.
'I’m anxious about interests represented in the current Government' - Shaw
Outgoing Greens leader fears Māori view lost by RMA rewrite.