Toxicologist: 'I'd drink water downstream of a 1080 drop'
Academic says data for using 1080 is 'compelling'.
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20,000 Kiwis call on Govt to stop Tahr cull
But the Environment Minister says the National-organised petition is 'absurd'.
Apple plants released from biosecurity restrictions
Around 20,000 apple plants & 400 stonefruit plants were imported from US testing facility.
Editorial: Strawberry sabotage shows food supply vulnerability
EDITORIAL: NZ is as vulnerable to pests, diseases and acts of sabotage as anywhere else.
Anti-1080 profanity sprayed on sign
Waitaki District Council contractor called to remove graffiti on the sign.
Pitfalls lie ahead for New Zealand mining
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1080 fight goes to Maori Land Court
An urgent injunction has been lodged to stop 1080 poison drops.
Sustainable Backyards come to Hawke's Bay
From worm farms to crop swaps, sustainability to be encouraged throughout November.
Testing firm notes spike in E. coli levels
Rural residents urged to monitor water quality after 54 of 60 tests come back positive.
Video shows ghost forest in severe collapse
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Green light to Hunua 1080 drop
The Hunua Water Catchment provides about 65 per cent of Auckland's drinking water.
Why more trees are needed on farms
''It's a good time to look at forestry, especially forestry on farms''.
Subdivision to put further strain on Herehere Stream
Subdivision causes environmental worries for residents.
Talk aims to get people buzzing about bees
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Waikanae Estuary Scientific Reserve under spotlight
Waikanae Estuary Scientific Reserve is being degraded according to an unpublicised report.
Tahr cull sets conservationists against hunters
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Cattle deaths after 1080 drop
DOC said the cattle appeared to have breached a fenceline and entered the drop zone.
Listen: Damien O'Connor tries to calm Euro fears
Damien O'Connor says European farmers fear New Zealand will dominate the market.
Minimising waste everyone's responsibility says council as it bans soft plastics
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Kaitaia's fallen ancient oak spawned two related trees
Two oaks at Kaitaia Primary School are descended from the fallen ancient oak tree.
Ohinemutu residents clean up village rubbish
Ohinemutu residents have done their bit to clean up rubbish.
Trawler in South Otago reef cleared of alleged wrongdoing
A trawler suspected of encroaching on South Otago waters has been cleared by officials.
'Unusual spring' brings early arrival of penguin eggs
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Witnesses: Falls Dam geese cull 'appalling'
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Early recyclers asked to stop, for now
Keen recyclers have prompted a plea for people to stop putting their bins early.
Crowd says hi and bye as kiwi released
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Otago water quality described as 'horrific'
E.coli rates have worsened in nearly a third of Otago's freshwater bodies.
'Urgency' needed to head-off water crisis
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Conservation Comment: Weeding out the amateurs
When it comes to the environment, everyone deserves professional advice.
Seven year occupation brings land ownership a step closer
An occupation that began in 1993 got the Tamahaki iwi talking to the state
Karamu Stream being used as a rubbish dump
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MPI to get tough on stink bug ships
"This is about ensuring the dangerous pest does not get a chance to establish in NZ."