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Feral pigs close to eradication on Waiheke
A feral pig control programme on Waiheke has successfully reached a point where eradication is possible thanks to support from Ngāti Pāoa and other landowners and the Natural Environment Targeted Rate.
From crumbs to compost in Albert-Eden
Two local groups are showing how to turn organic waste and leftover food crumbs into useful compost.
Weymouth boat ramp open for use
Manurewa Local Board has completed its upgrade of the Weymouth boat ramp, guaranteeing continued access to the waters of the Pahurehure Inlet and Manukau Harbour.
Prediction and planning – coastal erosion in Tāmaki Makaurau
Updated information about coastal erosion and coastal hazards is now available.
Track reopening makes western coastline more accessible
The completion of the Ōmanawanui Track along with Puriri Ridge Track, a 6-kilometre upgrade, is a significant milestone in the reopening of the Te Ar Tūhura / Hillary Trail.
Kauri compliance message making a mark
This summer has seen non-compliant behaviour trending down across the region.
Climate hui on Waiheke will help shape local action plan
A project is in the works that will provide a road map for Waiheke to become a low carbon community.
Auckland’s water supply receives six-million-litre-a-day boost
A new water treatment plant in Papakura will help boost Auckland’s water supply by six million litres a day when it goes live today, Friday 5 February.
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