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Nearly 20% rate increase for South Wairarapa
In one of the highest rate increases this year, South Wairarapa District Council have voted to increase the rates by 19.8%. Three...

Sam Strong
Jul 11, 2023


National Park Service using humour to educate
The National Park Service in the U.S. have become a hit on social media with their humorous posts of tips for visiting their parks. Often...

Sam Strong
Jul 11, 2023


Bad behaviour doesn't get you far
New Zealand has an array of beautiful protected natural and heritage sites for the masses to enjoy, but unfortunately recent bad...

Sam Strong
May 29, 2023


Let's Play! Kāpiti's revamped playground ranked number 1
Play is so important for our tamariki and providing appropriate, interactive play opportunities is important for the development of our...

Sam Strong
May 16, 2023


Nature comes at a cost: DOC increasing hut fees
The Department of Conservation has announced a raft of changes to its accommodation fees, with some huts to double in price. Some hut...

Sam Strong
Apr 27, 2023


Shifting societal views:Trees as public infrastructure
Shifting a society's view on trees will take more then year, but the recent devastation of Cyclone Gabrielle may illustrate the need for...

Sam Strong
Apr 27, 2023


Co-Management, a step forward
Two heads are always better than one wouldn't you say? A positive shift is occurring. Ngāti Mutunga are backing a proposal to co-manage...

Sam Strong
Apr 27, 2023


Bridging Communities-He Ara Kotahi Opens
Reconnecting communities is at the heart of the He Ara Kotahi bridge and pathway project in Palmerston North. The $19 million project...

Sam Strong
Apr 27, 2023


Omanawa Falls-Off limits
TLC may have had it right according to Tauranga City Council. "Don't go chasing waterfalls" is the new theme song for the iconic Omanawa...

Sam Strong
Apr 3, 2023


Trees, bringing us together
The importance trees hold within our urban ecosystem can sometimes be overlooked. Trees are crucial to the urban environment, helping to...

Sam Strong
Apr 3, 2023


Te Araroa to become world's first regenerative through hike
'Regenerative' and 'sustainable' have become 2023 words of the year for parks, recreation and tourism ventures world wide. Organizations...

Sam Strong
Mar 27, 2023


Auckland lost up to 30pc green space since 1980 - Environment Commissioner
Hamilton and Auckland and under scrutiny as it was revealed that in just under 30 years they have lost between 20%-30% of all green...

Sam Strong
Mar 17, 2023


Trees, what beautiful things
Trees are often an overlooked feature in cities, and how they can provide both environmental benefits, but also social and health...

Sam Strong
Mar 17, 2023


Who doesn't want to laugh while they learn?
America's National Park service are serving up some laughs and sarcasm, grabbing readers attention, luring them into reading up on parks...
Sam Strong
Mar 17, 2023


Is this the beginning of the green space Boom?
With recent climate events shaking up Aotearoa, the government have taken a hard look at New Zealand's urban cities and their resilience,...
Sam Strong
Mar 17, 2023


Corrupt Cakes
Auckland cake decorator sentenced for role in in corrupt council contract By Emily Moorhouse A cake decorator who helped a council...

Tina Weston
Feb 13, 2023


Confidence in Crime
'I am the guilty bastard', says Tuatapere tree poisoner Tuatapere man Andy Pender, a former British army sergeant, says he poisoned...

Tina Weston
Feb 13, 2023


Digging up Trouble
Over 100 holes left by metal detecting at Marlborough’s premier park 5:18 pm on 31 January 2023 Maia Hart, Local Democracy Reporter...

Tina Weston
Feb 1, 2023


Innovation Station
Tūpuna Maunga Authority opens game-changing Whānau Ātea At the foot of Te Pane o Mataoho / Te Ara Pueru / Māngere Mountain, the whānau...

Tina Weston
Dec 22, 2022


Sheep on the Beach
Ambury Regional Park outstanding in its field Ambury Regional Park has been recognised at the 2022 New Zealand Recreation Awards, winning...

Tina Weston
Nov 30, 2022
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