The CountryToxic waste 'under considerable threat' if coast erosion trend continuesCoastal mapping has shown 30 to 40 metres of erosion since about the year 2010.16 Jun 11:15 PM
PremiumPremiumThe CountryGroup says it's time to review activities around waterwaysFarmers have been receptive to the idea of working together on water quality.16 Jun 05:00 PM
The CountryDrone footage shows possum-damage in Coromandel ForestDepartment of Conservation photos show need of predator control to protect native species.14 Jun 05:05 PM
The CountryGovt taxing tradies to subsidise Teslas - David Seymour"Let's be clear – this is a new tax," ACT Leader David Seymour says.14 Jun 01:45 AM
The Country'You won't get there on one charge'Waitomo sheep and beef farmer says EVs not ready for farm work just yet.14 Jun 01:44 AM
The CountryAgriculture tops Otago emissions - ReportOtago contributed 6.9% to NZ's emissions in one year despite being only 5% of population.11 Jun 03:00 AM
PremiumPremiumThe CountryWeaving living history on Mauao: 80-100yo oaks to go so stream can flow againThe area will be replanted with harakeke varieties unique to the area and used for weaving10 Jun 10:02 PM
The CountryJames Shaw on the Climate Change Commission reportClimate Change Minister says farmers can remain productive with fewer animals.10 Jun 04:00 AM
The CountryDairyNZ: Commission advice remains a big ask for farmersDairyNZ CEO says farmers already world leaders at producing emissions efficient products.10 Jun 02:30 AM
The CountryPest seaweed products set to hit export marketThe Waikaitu project has created a revenue stream from a pest product.09 Jun 09:00 PM
The CountryResearchers identify levels that cause harmResearch identifies safe levels of nutrients in New Zealand waterways.09 Jun 08:00 PM
The CountryClimate goal sees broad support, differing views on how to get therePolicies like no petrol cars from 2035 and fewer cows have copped criticism.09 Jun 06:27 AM
The CountryClimate change report: End petrol car imports by 2032New report says petrol car imports would need to be wound down by 2032.09 Jun 12:00 AM
The CountryFoveaux Strait oysters: Results of parasite testing to be shared in meetingsCommunity meetings to be held in Southland this week as part of the biosecurity response.08 Jun 10:00 PM
PremiumPremiumThe Country'Jobs for Nature' team helps and monitors region's native fishYoung conservationists move across region monitoring and aiding native fish species.08 Jun 05:00 PM
The CountryDr Jacqueline Rowarth: The methane muddleOpinion: Methane reduction isn't just up to agriculture.08 Jun 01:30 AM
The Country'Eradication is possible': Wallaby control efforts boosted in OtagoOtago Regional Council optimistic it can achieve its long-term goal of eradication.08 Jun 12:45 AM
PremiumPremiumThe CountryKāeo says no to SNA plan in big meeting turnoutLocals say the SNA plan discourages people already striving to protect native habitats.04 Jun 05:00 PM
The CountryCanada geese at Huntly's Lake Hakanoa off death row - for nowWaikato District Council investigating other methods to control the geese population.02 Jun 01:33 AM
The CountryStudy finds indigenous fungus may help to control wilding pinesWilding pines are one of the country's most ecologically damaging weed species.01 Jun 10:00 PM
The CountryCanterbury floods: Farmers stocktake of damageReceding floodwaters reveal devastating cost of floods to farmlands.01 Jun 06:37 PM
The CountryStudy finds farming greener more important than eating less meat and dairyEfficient meat and dairy farming needed to curb methane emissions, study finds.01 Jun 04:30 AM
The CountryPrickly problem: Why we can't 'parachute' hedgehogs home to UKThe prickly pests are due to be culled, despite calls to fly them home to Britain.31 May 06:10 PM
The CountryDeer industry leader warns of 'government intrusion'Govt intrusions cause "anxiety and confusion" for deer farmers, says DINZ board chairman.28 May 04:00 AM
The CountryOtago Regional Council to monitor winter grazing practices from airORC to take note of any high-risk sites and follow up with on-the-ground inspection.27 May 11:00 PM
PremiumPremiumThe CountryLake Horowhenua clean-up closer to realityHorizons has bought a farm allowing it to build a wetland that will improve water quality.27 May 03:55 AM
The CountryDeadly fungus myrtle rust found in ChristchurchMyrtle rust infects many of New Zealand's native plants and bad infections can be deadly.27 May 12:39 AM
The CountryMangrove removal volunteers doing it their wayA volunteer displays a medal from one council beside an infringement letter from another.26 May 02:16 PM
The CountryOxford wetland to be protectedEnvironment Canterbury, QEII Trust working with landowner to enhance ecological habitat.26 May 02:00 AM
The CountryTwo rare tāiko rescued and released on Raglan's Mt KarioiDoC sends two tāiko back on seasonal journey after the rare seabirds crash-landed.24 May 10:05 PM
The CountryFour kiwi killed by vehicles in NorthlandKiwi being killed by vehicles on Northland roads as numbers climb.24 May 05:00 PM
The CountryStudy links nitrate levels to preterm births, calls for 'precautionary approach'The current safe concentration of nitrate in New Zealand is 11.3 milligrams.23 May 07:10 PM
The CountryDoC excited about rediscovery of carnivorous plantThreatened plant survey reveals good news for yellow bladderwort.22 May 07:07 PM
The CountryGrey-faced petrel spotted around OākuraGrey-faced petrels have been spotted around Oākura.21 May 01:18 AM
