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An operation to kill a lone stoat cost the Department of Conservation almost half a million dollars

2 April 2024

An operation to kill a lone stoat cost the Department of Conservation almost half a million dollars

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There's been a boom in the number of sea lion pups around the coast of Dunedin
	2 Apr: There's been a boom in the number of sea lion pups around the coast of Dunedin... more

Hope a 100-million-dollar industrial complex under construction in Auckland will create a new standard for sustainable goods distribution
	1 Apr: Hope a 100-million-dollar industrial complex under construction in Auckland will create a new standard for sustainable goods distribution... more

In Hurricanes land they're worried about Cam Roigard, further north at the Blues they're expecting to be without three players albeit for a likely shorter stint
	31 Mar: In Hurricanes land they're worried about Cam Roigard, further north at the Blues they're expecting to be without three players albeit for a likely shorter stint... more

A loss in the Tokyo Olympics sevens final has served as the inspiration behind the Hurricanes' unbeaten start to Super Rugby under Clark Laidlaw
	30 Mar: A loss in the Tokyo Olympics sevens final has served as the inspiration behind the Hurricanes' unbeaten start to Super Rugby under Clark Laidlaw... more

The Fijian Drua are being praised for playing to the conditions in their 31-13 Super Rugby win over the Western Force in Lautoka
	30 Mar: The Fijian Drua are being praised for playing to the conditions in their 31-13 Super Rugby win over the Western Force in Lautoka... more

Gisborne Police have charged three people with graffiti vandalism and have identified a fourth suspect after the city's rainbow crossing was defaced with white paint earlier this week
	29 Mar: Gisborne Police have charged three people with graffiti vandalism and have identified a fourth suspect after the city's rainbow crossing was defaced with white paint earlier this week... more

A rainbow crossing on Auckland's Karangahape Rd has been painted over with white paint
	28 Mar: A rainbow crossing on Auckland's Karangahape Rd has been painted over with white paint... more

Northland's rolling out the welcome mat as the quickest route from Auckland opens for the long weekend
	26 Mar: Northland's rolling out the welcome mat as the quickest route from Auckland opens for the long weekend... more

An uncommon style of earthquake activity has been shaking the Ruapehu District
	26 Mar: An uncommon style of earthquake activity has been shaking the Ruapehu District... more

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Most Popular Recent Environment News

04 Apr: Taiwan's strongest earthquake in 25 years kills nine, tsunami warnings lifted ++++++++++++

06 Apr: Trent Robinson fumes after NRL bunker calls on sin bin and send-off in Roosters' loss to Bulldogs ++++++++

20 Apr: What looks to be a serious leg injury to All Blacks hooker Asafo Aumua has detracted from an eighth-straight Super Rugby win for the Hurricanes ++++++++

10 Apr: Roger the rescue dog, who was too playful to be a drug sniffer, helping with Taiwan's earthquake recovery ++++++++

11 Apr: Strong winds have caused disruption across Auckland ++++++++

29 Mar: Gisborne Police have charged three people with graffiti vandalism and have identified a fourth suspect after the city's rainbow crossing was defaced with white paint earlier this week +++++++

18 Apr: Mayor Wayne Brown says he's not convinced rules on earthquake-prone buildings should apply to Auckland, but he welcomes the Government bringing forward a review +++++++

Environment NewsLinks

22 Apr: Thames water makes fresh bid to lift bills by 40% (BBCWorld)

22 Apr: Fast track approval bill: government watchdogs seek substantial curbs on ministers' powers (RadioNZ)

22 Apr: What is earth day and what has it achieved? (BBCWorld)

21 Apr: 'i want to erase my own footprint': the women looking after an island paradise (BBCWorld)

17 Apr: 5 reasons why the fast-track approvals bill threatens nz's already fragile ecosystems (RadioNZ)

12 Apr: Fresh questions for barclay on incinerator decision (BBCWorld)

11 Apr: Flood warnings remain after gales and high tides (BBCWorld)

10 Apr: Doc job cuts plan: tourism, backcountry huts, flora and fauna at risk, groups say (RadioNZ)

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