
Mako shark washed up on Waihi Beach likely killed by fishermen
Species's taste for fish also commonly consumed by humans puts them in danger.
Species's taste for fish also commonly consumed by humans puts them in danger.
Never before has nature needed our help the way it does now.
Oily seabirds and fishing gear were the first sign something was amiss.
NZ is missing crucial opportunities to manage its vast marine estate, researchers warn.
Climate change refugees could pose even greater challenges for NZ mental health services.
The single-use plastic bag ban kicking in tomorrow is more complicated than it sounds.
The onboard doctor advised the man needed hospital treatment.
Bottlenose dolphin spotted in Andersons Bay. / ODT
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The terminally ill know they are going to die. It's only a choice of how and when.
"When we stop putting ourselves above the environment, we will get change."
Kelly Tarlton's Aquarium is introducing its newest rescue turtle, Calvin.
Northland Police are hoping to find the owner to make sure they are safe.
Scientists finally set to solve an age-old mystery about a slimy resident of our streams.
They melt mountains and turn our beaches into warm baths. What causes marine heatwaves?
A 30ha mussel seeding farm is planned near some of New Zealand's most pristine beaches.
A parasite carried by cats is more threatening to dolphins than commerical fishing.
Seven "playful" dolphins frolicked in the water at Murrays Bay with three swimmers today.
Weatherwatch says waves of up to 8m high that hit Tasmania earlier are on their way to NZ.
A sweeping audit has revealed an environment under attack from virtually every direction.
A dramatic new stocktake shows climate change is here - and now affecting millions of us.
Rising seas are putting hundreds of campgrounds and archaeological sites at risk.
Philip van der Mespel's yacht sank 166km east of Norfolk Island on November 18, 2017.
'Plastics poison our seas' says one of the people who drafted the ban.
The local primary school children had the chance to see the animal up close.
Whanganui doctor making waves for seabed conservation
The rubbish bag looked to contain party supplies including paper plates and serviettes.
Sediment dumped to increase from 50,000 to 250,000 cubic metres annually.
Hindu priest says there is a need for an educational programme for Hindus
Tales of a mysterious orca have been told for years, now scientists could have proof.