
Scientists investigate new fault line found on farmland near Morrinsville
Where cows were grazing last week, scientists are now poring over two trenches.
Where cows were grazing last week, scientists are now poring over two trenches.
A routine spraying operation to control pests goes wrong, killing 1.1ha of vegetation.
"In every aspect of the business, I'm trying to maximise returns," Zach Mounsey says.
There's no way out of Port Waikato unless you're "brave and hardy".
The man will appear in court tomorrow.
Cows have been cleared from 16 Fonterra farms to dispose of polluted wastewater.
The 72-year-old has plenty to draw upon - farming, journalism, politics and more.
Fire service renews advice after several property fires across the region.
NZ dairy industry could help make international impact on health outcomes.
The works include moving barriers and installing Safe Hits lane sticks.
The award embodies Kiwi ingenuity and brings awareness to a piece of agricultural history.
The 81-year-old had struggled dealing with the road-rage incident last month.
People should stay calm in the wake of the death of a woman at Waihī Beach last week.
Nation-wide mission to remove ill-fitting, damaged and old lifejackets from circulation.
Didymo, also known as Rock Snot grows in freshwater streams around the world.
NZTA asks you to plan ahead your journeys this summer.
Drivers also need to expect the unexpected on rural roads.
Prevailing winds blow an 'egregious heavy stink of a putrid nature' over the Waikato town.
Is the PM's bid to hold on to newly converted voters hampering action on housing market?
The threat from Thames-Coromandel council comes after a spree of dumping in Waipa.
Get the umbrellas out - rain is on the way.
Authorities have advised pregnant women to move away from a fire burning at a landfill.
NIWA has advised councils they are in for a hot and humid summer
The flaxes planted are small cuttings – less than 1m tall.
The fire has been burning underground since August at Puke Coal Landfill.
Bow hunters from across the North Island have hauled close to four tons of pest out.
'What we really need is more Kiwis to pick and to buy an extra couple of punnets.'
Top sausages decided just in time for barbecue season.
Waikato River ran brown for two days after Contact's geothermal water and sediment spill.