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A conservation group's monitoring and education efforts have received heartening support.

Phil Duncan, Finn Ross, Corina Jordan and Matt Holden.

Director who once accused board of 'gagging' her would go in rejig.

DairyNZ’s water quality science team finds on-farm actions benefitting water quality.

Residents are pulling out their own teeth due to appointment wait times and commutes.

Opinion: So much is at stake for the future of our forests and our planet.

We're about to get a taste of the drier summer much of NZ will experience under El Niño.

About 30 million plastic clips are used by the NZ wine industry every year.

Opinion: Our current policies have our emissions at an almost standstill.

Sally Dryland gets to talk about farming as a career with high schools.

A massive Lotto win gave Wairoa residents something to celebrate after a 'tough year'.

After 15 years on the council, Bryan Hocken is retiring.

North Island versus South Island has a long history and a big rivalry once on the park.

Damien O'Connor, Jane Smith, Emma Higgins, David Seymour, Tom Martin, Vanessa Winning.

The high-flow consent was not for the year-round take that was traditionally more common.

Pest Free Banks Peninsula wants to eradicate all animal pests by 2050.

Sophie Crane, 9, looks after lambs that have been rejected by their mothers.

One witness says the scene in Shannon this week was difficult to comprehend.

Adam Whitelock, Emma Poole, Bruce Cotterill, C Brandolino, Grant McCallum, Jeremy Rookes.

It was a nice social industry back then but the product was terrible, says Peter Hubscher.

B+LNZ CEO said the judging team had a difficult task given the calibre of the entries.

DoC investigating attack on female sea lion in "nationally vulnerable" population.

OPINION: India is shaping up as a highly attractive place to do business.

Local residents say antisocial and disrespectful behaviour is a problem every season.

Amelia Hadfield's oil painting depicted the Pāuatahanui Wildlife Reserve.

The children enjoyed pulling up nets and were delighted to find a large long fin eel.

The invasive clams were first found in April and originated in Asia.

Region needs to properly prepare for the realities ahead of it, a councillor is warning.

'It’s been a huge shock for all of us and we’ve shed many tears.'