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Friends of Table Mountain are calling for Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment Minister Barbara Creecy to hand over the management of Table Mountain National Park from South African National Parks to the City of Cape Town, after years of frustration, as trails degrade and biodi...

Antoine Zammit appointed to board of scholarly journal

The Traditional Slovenian Breakfast project has been held in nurseries and schools every third Friday in November since 2011. This year the emphasis is on milk and dairy products, as shown by the slogan “Breakfast with milk – a great day”.

Yesterday at COP27, Slovenia presented itself as a green, creative and smart country, active in the field of climate change and oriented towards a green transition, supported by advanced digital technologies. The government of Slovenia demonstrated excellent mutual cooperation of the Cabinet of the Prime Minister, MEST, MEDT, MFA with climate and economic diplomacy, Spirit Agency and STO.

Minister of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning and head of the National Land Agency (BPN), Hadi Tjahjanto, presented land certificates to residents of ...

Urgent repair work at the Miller’s Point tidal pool commenced last Thursday and will likely be completed in three weeks' time.

Scoop Community provides New Zealand Community news and views

Labour's proposed new resource management system appears just as unpopular with other political parties as the law it would replace.

Critics of the two bills to replace the Resource Management Act (RMA), are questioning whether they will actually deliver the promised benefits.

The Government will unveil its replacement to the Resource Management Act (RMA) today, fulfilling a promise that’s been in the works for more than a decade