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Northland's fight against invasive seaweed boosted - Vimarsana News

Northland's fight against invasive seaweed boosted

Northland's groundbreaking mechanical caulerpa suction dredge could soon head to Aotea Great Barrier Island to help the fight against the invasive seaweed.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Government boost to fight against caulerpa - Vimarsana News

Government boost to fight against caulerpa

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Government Boost To Fight Against Caulerpa - Vimarsana News

Government Boost To Fight Against Caulerpa

Hon Andrew Hoggard Minister for Biosecurity The battle to contain the fast-spreading exotic caulerpa seaweed has today received a $5 million boost to accelerate the development of removal techniques, says Biosecurity Minister Andrew Hoggard. “The time is now ...

Media Insider: Where is Ryan Bridge's new show? Piha Black Coast Vanishings - police miss a PR beat; One NZ, ad agency part ways; 64 tickets: Kiwi frenzy for Taylor Swift - Vimarsana News

Media Insider: Where is Ryan Bridge's new show? Piha Black Coast Vanishings - police miss a PR beat; One NZ, ad agency part ways; 64 tickets: Kiwi frenzy for Taylor Swift

Recruitment ‘slowdown’ affects roles on Ryan Bridge’s new show; One NZ and ad agency part ways; Why police didn’t front up on all six Piha cases for...

'I feel shaken': Piha women rally together after true crime revelations - Vimarsana News

'I feel shaken': Piha women rally together after true crime revelations

A true crime series into people missing from the west Auckland community of Piha has seen the start-up of several “walking groups” so women can explore the