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The Sea Eagle failed biosecurity standards twice and is undergoing more cleaning today.

Handler was last in Australasia in 2024 for her Little Big B**** tour.

It's unclear how much the industry has spent on biosecurity.

Mediterranean fanworms and clubbed tunicates are common pests found.

The majority of the dead birds collected in Otago were paradise shelduck.

Why keeping your boat clean is crucial for Hawke’s Bay's marine health.

Extra 105 fruit fly traps set up in South Auckland after discovery in Papatoetoe.

The restrictions announced today are expected to last at least two weeks.

Biosecurity NZ says a single male insect was found in a backyard trap.

The fatal and fast-spreading disease was found to be present in the Waikato in February.

Live python at Auckland factory a very unusual specimen.

It was a 'non-venomous female' from Australia.

"We remain confident that we are on the right track to stamping out H7N6."

OPINION: 'Expecting a 100% performance rate from any new initiative ... is naive.'

Droppings discovered which likely belonged to a wallaby but the culprit was never found.

40,000 chickens are to be eradicated at Moeraki farm as a bird flu outbreak is contained.

Bats found in Tairāwhiti's Aratu Forests; management plan enhances their protection.

Chlorpyrifos is for professional use only as it is toxic to people and the environment.

Critics of proposed GE reforms say it threatens NZ's agriculture industry.

Native beetle chews through growing fruitlets leaving apples unsuitable for harvesting.

'We’re going to do our best to ensure the danger to our lake and whenua doesn’t get here.'

South Korean consumers will have to pay a premium for the New Zealand fruit.

Whanganui River iwi are working with other organisations against an invasive clam.

AgResearch chief scientist Axel Heiser agreed the approach to 'stamp it out' is right.

The disease, caused by a contagious virus, affects cloven-hooved animals.

Concerns raised Government is not doing enough to tackle caulerpa.

Two pet Water Dragons that escaped a Pataua South owner in 2022 were never recovered.

The ban comes after a virus was found in Sth Australia and will be reviewed in seven days.

Free workshops for Northlanders keen to tackle the region’s worst weeds