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From: Peter Scott, S Brent, Devon.

‘That’s not a treehouse!” my ten-year-old daughter protests when I show her a picture of where we are going. I try to see the L-shaped cabin through the eyes

New crocodile detection device, behaviour experts to help improve safety from attacks in Queensland

The first cuckoos are audible, skylarks are singing their hearts out, the dawn chorus is in full, joyous effect and more bitterns are booming than in decades. But the real highlight of the birdsong calendar is only now beginning in earnest: nightingale season. Nightingales have been winging their way from sub-Saharan Africa across Spain and

Employing sonars and artificial intelligence, the warning system is expected to be installed at busy boat ramps as part of a suite of measures to reduce the risk of crocodile attacks in the state.

Public transport leaders are considering three options to help tackle congestion.

The University of Canterbury (UC) and Environment Canterbury are teaming up to tackle some of the most pressing environmental issues of our time. Both Waitaha Canterbury institutions are using science to support environmental sustainability aimed at creating ...

U.S. trade shows are continuing their robust return to face-to-face, attracting industry professionals from far and wide to connect and conduct business on bustling show floors. Here are two major events that pulled off successful and record-setting editions recently. 

Saturday’s editorial pertaining to nene and cats was economical with facts and deserved to be thoroughly researched before its blanket condemnation of the “trap, neuter, return and manage” (TNRM) movement (“Stop feeding feral cats,” Our View, Star-Advertiser).