PremiumPremiumThe CountryLawrence Yule: Farmers facing Hawke's Bay's worst drought in 50 years getting raw dealWe are going to pay consultants, when what people need is feed and financial support.10 May 06:00 PM
The CountryWater dam drops to 29 per cent: 'We almost cried'Visitors almost cried when they saw the near-empty Upper Nihotupu dam.10 May 05:00 PM
The CountryHunters bag 4000 wallabies in pre-lockdown competition"Recreational hunters play a massive part in the control of this pest".07 May 02:40 AM
The CountryBallance Farm Environment awards: Otago regional supreme winners announcedOmakau farmers Ben and Anna Gillespie were announced online last night.07 May 12:27 AM
The CountryWarning over high nitrate levels in Central Hawke's Bay water"That's exceedingly high. That should be a red flag."06 May 11:34 PM
The CountryFarmers ask govt to align domestic, international emissions targetDairyNZ/Beef+Lamb - one thing for NZ and another for rest of world doesn't make sense.29 Apr 04:00 AM
The CountryRats and possums haven't been in lockdown. What awaits pest controllers?"We have a potential catastrophe on our hands for bird populations."26 Apr 08:11 PM
The CountryNew Zealand reviewing its global emissions pledgeThe review is to ensure New Zealand is doing its bit to keep global warming under 1.5C.23 Apr 12:55 AM
PremiumPremiumThe Country400,000 fewer pests munching Northland kiwi, forestsAbout 150 groups working Northland-wide to protect kiwi by trapping invasive pests.22 Apr 10:00 PM
PremiumPremiumEditorialEditorial: Another uphill battle looms after coronavirusWe say: Economic stimulus packages will likely see emissions will rise again.22 Apr 05:00 PM
The CountryKauri dieback study raises absence of protective fungiLack of fungi in Northland pine forest could be connected to kauri dieback20 Apr 11:00 PM
The CountryTaranaki pests beware, Tama's been buildingA Department of Conservation ranger has built more than 110 traps.17 Apr 04:03 AM
The CountryPine forests linked to kauri diebackA new study links pine forest plantations with kauri dieback.17 Apr 03:21 AM
The CountryMore hold-ups for Kaikohe emergency water supplyKaikohe's emergency water supply originally expected to start flowing last month.16 Apr 11:00 PM
The CountryDire warning for country's lakes, rivers and streams"The path we are on threatens our native species and our own wellbeing."15 Apr 10:45 PM
The CountryNew data shows Agricultural emissions lower than thoughtAgResearch says data now more accurate, particularly as it separates sheep and cattle.15 Apr 09:45 PM
The CountryNew Zealand emissions barely budge, transport cuts urgedNew Zealand's gross emissions have increased 24 per cent since 1990.15 Apr 03:43 AM
The CountryBackyard trappers help during lockdownTrapping predators during lockdown still important.14 Apr 10:50 PM
The CountryKeeping hoiho fed during lockdownFisheries NZ, Sealord and the Wildlife Hospital Trust team up to get fish to hungry hoiho.14 Apr 09:30 PM
The CountryTauranga waterways tested for toxic algaeWarning signs have been installed in some areas.08 Apr 09:49 PM
The CountryEco-sanctuary hatching plans for rare wildlifeVolunteers have eradicated rats from 200ha of prime habitat between Okiato and Te Wahapu.08 Apr 12:00 AM
The CountryPupils do their bit for pest controlRatapiko School pupils are helping to protect the environment from pests.07 Apr 10:15 PM
The CountryNorthland pest control continues during Covid 19 lockdownNorthland pest control continues during Covid 19 lockdown06 Apr 11:00 PM
The CountryFarmers: One-size rule inappropriateFarmers herald a reformed approach to Plan Change 1 when managing natural resources.01 Apr 10:50 PM
The CountryLitres of oily sludge spills into Tauranga HarbourThe sludge discharged from a tanker truck, with some of it entering the water.30 Mar 09:03 AM
PremiumPremiumThe CountryHigh Court rules in favour of Northland boat builderEnvironment Court breached Northlander's right by not hearing his side of the appeal.26 Mar 11:00 PM
PremiumPremiumThe Country'He wanted to live': How a starving kiwi chick came back from the brinkClifford weighed 156 grams, around half the weight a chick his age should be.24 Mar 09:21 PM
The CountryRegional council on track for predator goalThe Towards Predator-Free Taranaki project is well established.24 Mar 09:05 PM
The CountryMoana Park Winery gets back to international success as new owners make changesHeath Gair of Palliser Insolvency sold the winery to Taiga Group Limited.23 Mar 10:56 PM
The CountryMacho, macho emissions: How masculine marketing of utes could be causing climate changeCould the obsession with big, manly cars stop us meeting our climate change commitments?21 Mar 04:00 PM
The CountryGovt must engage with Northland hapu over waterMuch of land, and the water catchment area, in the Far North is Māori-owned.19 Mar 11:00 PM
The CountryNative plants instead of spraysVilla Maria is trialling under-vine natives. Made with funding from NZ On Air.19 Mar 09:40 PM
The CountryCatchment monitoring group's friendly solution to farm water issuesPomahaka Water Care Group keen to expand activities after a successful first year.18 Mar 09:15 PM
PremiumPremiumThe CountryBiodiversity 'almost past the breaking point''Breaking in the land' versus pasture maintenance - a difference of perception.17 Mar 04:00 PM
