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'If there’s a major slip or earthquake, it doesn’t bear thinking about what would happen.'

The significance of these achievements is "massive".

Researchers say results raise concerns but aren't a prediction of an unavoidable future.

“We didn’t think too much of them until we started catching a lot of them."

The court said the company must cease discharging woody debris and sediment.

This year's winners, Hamish and Simon Guild, have advice for those considering entering.

After Cyclone Gabrielle, the Akers look to the future for their family and wool sector.

'Sometimes it feels hard to be a farmer, so it’s up to us to tell the positive stories.'

'It does have a role, but not necessarily as a solution to nitrogen mitigation.'

'There is a lot of feed around at the moment and the weather is warmer than anticipated.'

A major report lays bare problems faced by NZ's crucially-important conservation groups.

“There is nothing to replace agriculture. That’s the bottom line."

“Michael always makes sure the cows are tended to before feeding himself.”

The project aims to improve real-time monitoring of greenhouse gas emissions.

Butchery workshops overwhelmed with interest, with dozens on a wait list.

Invasive weed harms animals and could cost farmers millions of dollars in lost production.

The council dealt with 31 environmental complaints overall from April to June this year.

St John Wānaka says the whole community will benefit from the solar panels.

Farmers pleased proposed law change to keep ag out of the ETS passed its first reading.

Professor Mark Howden said basing a goal on no added heating was 'actually confusing'.