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Farm trust connects to the land through regenerative-based trial
“If we aren’t restoring the land, we aren’t restoring ourselves."
Kill it while you study it, says marine pest expert
A caulerpa expert says 'kill it while you figure out how fast it grows'.
Can Māori knowledge of moon phases help farm resilience?
“Using maramataka and traditional plant knowledge is about working smarter, not harder."
New documentary captures hope amid damage of severe weather events
Sija Soman of Waikato made a film that highlights tales of climate action.
Traditional Māori knowledge imparted to farmers
Traditional Māori knowledge of moon phases shared at Te Kūiti workshop.
How these Atiamuri farmers spent less on fertiliser to make more money
"I thought he'd joined a cult": Waikato farmer on how far biological farming has come
Farming isn't work, 'it's his life'
History of turning Hauraki Plains land into dairy farms is in Warrick Davey's blood.
This is how long reopening vital Coromandel route could take
Cost of work to reinstate SH25a “in the tens of millions".
That Weekend: The show goes on at Okoroire
Festival to go ahead this weekend after postponement.
'Quintessential NZ': Tairua's new $1m surf clubhouse
"We [...] know in communities like Tairua, surf clubs are part of the community hub."
Whaitiri: The importance of Māori agribusiness
It's estimated Māori own $13b in primary sector assets and exported $750m goods last year.
Paeroa company addresses nutrient-overloaded waterways with seaweed
The Fieldays innovation hub was the official launch pad for seaweed research on land.
Starting a new business in the pandemic - two years on
'I don't think we really gave much thought to the bigger impact this pandemic would have'
Investigation into claims Coromandel wetland cleared for housing development
The area is described as a threatened ecosystem and likely home to numerous species.
'Perfect timing': Meet the family who sailed away from Covid
Voyage around the world taught young boys how to sail, plus responsibility and resilience
Non-drinker's success with beer and gin festival
The festival was planned a year ago but postponed due to lockdowns and uncertainty.
River of dreams: $1.1m waterside development opens
"It will create an atmosphere that'll be second-to-none in the years to come."
Trying to help those who won't ask for help
"There are people out there that can't physically look after themselves."
Conservation, environment key, says mayoral candidate
"It's probably the biggest election we've had with ... climate and local govt reforms."
World first: Backing for Paeroa seaweed project
"We decided we've got to invest in a way that really makes a difference."
Elections 2022: Hauraki mayor returns unopposed
'If they take water infrastructure away, are councils big enough to carry on their own?'
Time to step up, says mayoral candidate
"I can't continue to be in the background; it's time for ... a more proactive approach."
AgriSea awards success 'still sinking in'
"I honestly thought we weren't in the running."
Battle for Crete veteran dies aged 104
Brant died after some good wins at housie and having enjoyed a happy hour glass of wine
Celebrating young talent
The standard is very high and it's hoped the exhibition will draw interest.
'Heartbreaking': The toll of four ram raids in four months
"It's not just the physical damage and costs but the impact on their emotional wellbeing."
Death on Tairua Bar: Coastguard launch warnings existed
Tairua-Pauanui Coastguard took 20 minutes to launch over sandbar, say witnesses.
It's curtains for the iconic Whangamata theatre
With recent land sales on the main street, Whangamata is in an era of 'development': owner
Lockdown uncertainty: Mayor says Hauraki towns not part of Coromandel
Many people in Waihi, Waihi Beach, Ngatea and Paeroa are unsure about Coromandel boundary.
The sacred mountain where a region's rubbish goes
Mana whenua of Tirohia landfill site don't want rubbish dumped in the land.
'Boat rage' teacher quits: School community wants board to step in
Board of trustees called on to persuade teacher not to resign.
Record set straight on the true history of Paeroa's L&P bottle
Builder of the bottle lifts the lid on the attraction that draws thousands into town.