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Critical work by passionate zoo staff helping to keep kākāpō alive
An unprecedented kākāpō breeding season is great news for Auckland Zoo staff, but there’s no time to celebrate.
Aotea Great Barrier environment benefits from targeted rate
Water quality, pest control and marine biosecurity on Aotea Great Barrier are all benefiting from targeted rates.
South Auckland urban stream set for regeneration
Strengthening the connection between nature and the community will be key in a project to restore the mauri of south Auckland’s Puhinui Stream.
Know where your dogs are this lambing season
Dog owners are being reminded to be extra vigilant during lambing and calving season, as the risk of stock attack increases.
Looming paper recycling issues require an urgent onshore solution
Auckland Council is keen to undertake an in-depth feasibility study to find a solution for New Zealand’s looming paper and cardboard recycling crisis, as a matter of urgent priority. In recognition of the need for a coordinated national approach,...
Ports gets funding for hydrogen vehicles
Government funding boost for hydrogen-powered vehicles.
Papakura's swimming pools go solar
New Zealand’s largest solar-powered swimming pool heating system is now in place at Massey Aquatic Centre.
Builders taught to protect waterways in Flat Bush
More than 100 people from the building industry attended a small sites expo designed to educated about Auckland's waterways.
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