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The Auditor-General says there's no clear vision across local and central government for water management. Photo: Unsplash / Bulb Creative
Auditor-general pans state of water management in New Zealand
February 20, 2020

The Auditor-General has exposed major gaps in the country's water management systems, and is calling for greater national leadership.

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Flood water in Mataura this month came within inches of setting of a catastrophic chemical reaction with toxic waste. Photograph: Wild Frontier Photo + Video
New Zealand threatens to sue Rio Tinto after floods threatened toxic waste
February 13, 2020

New Zealand’s environment minister has threatened the mining conglomerate Rio Tinto with legal action over what he says is an “outrageous” failure to deal with toxic waste from an aluminium plant.

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Tui bird in a tree. photo: 123rF
Wellington tūī having seizures due to lead poisoning
February 7, 2020

An influx of native tūī with lead poisoning in the capital may be down to the water sitting in gutters. A Massey University study on kākā found that the lead most likely came from water that's sitting in the gutters which the kākā are drinking. "The tūī, we haven't been able to do the i

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Politicians debating the End of Life Choice Bill. Photo / File Bay of Plenty Times
Letters: Safeguards around End of Life Choice Bill 'not robust'
January 31, 2020

The Kermadec Ocean Sanctuary Bill is about to go through its second reading. This action would permanently protect endangered species and provide a refuge twice the size of New Zealand. It should have been completed in 2017 when it was taken over from Nick Smith and transferred to David Parker.

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Tuatara are uniquely specialised to the temperate climate of New Zealand today Photograph: Claire Thompson/BBC
New Zealand has been a life-raft for unique species – but now they must adapt or die
January 23, 2020

s world leaders debate how to curb emissions to shape a better tomorrow, for New Zealand’s iconic wildlife the reality is clear – the environment they once thrived in has rapidly changed and species must adapt to survive.

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Auckland Island piglets. Photo: Flickr/Jon Sullivan
Auckland Island pigs: 'It's a big call to eradicate them'
January 17, 2020

The Department of Conservation's efforts to cull Auckland Island pigs are being labelled a crime against humanity by the Rare Breeds Conservation Society. The pesky porcines are killing native plants, insects and seabirds - but they're also the only completely virus-free pig species, which s

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A koala bear being fed. Photo - AFP
Australia fires: Thousands petition for koalas to be introduced to New Zealand
January 17, 2020

More than 3500 people have signed a petition calling for koalas to be introduced to New Zealand in the wake of devastating wildfires in Australia, but experts say there are other ways to support the stricken species.

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A shag in fishing line, caught in a tree. Photo: Supplied / Edin Whitehead
Plastic waste killing seabirds, a more targeted approach urged
December 12, 2019

A more targeted approach to cleaning up plastic in the ocean could help to reduce seabird deaths, a researcher says. The idea from a New Zealand researcher comes amid predictions there will be more plastic than fish in the ocean within the next 30 years.

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Whanganui River in Tongariro National Park, New Zealand'. source - https://www.theguardian.com
Saving the Whanganui
December 7, 2019

Granted personhood in 2017 by an act of the New Zealand parliament, the Whanganui is the first river in the world to be recognised as an indivisible and living being.

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Beauty queen to use crown for marine protection
November 22, 2019

The winner of the Miss Cook Islands New Zealand pageant hopes to use her title to raise awareness of protecting the delicate marine environment in her island homeland. The winner of the Miss Cook Islands New Zealand pageant hopes to use her title to raise awareness of protecting the delicate

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