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The Rotorua property community punched well above its weight at tonight’s Property Council New Zealand Central Property People Awards, with the people behind several of Rotorua’s most exciting property developments taking home both category and
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Waikawa Beach could potentially be without vehicle entrance to the foreshore should an option available to Horowhenua District Council find favour. The...
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Whiteware giant to leave East Tāmaki base for Penrose where around 1000 people will work.
Potential unwanted impacts to our prized taonga species such as kea and kaka is a critical concern when controlling invasive predators in many parts of Aotearoa.
Rats, stoats, and possums, you have been warned, deadly AI may be becoming more of a reality than science fiction. In a ground-breaking evolution in pest control, a new device being developed here in Aotearoa uses artificial intelligence to identify our most invasive species. It recognises and kills these furry ferals almost immediately, while leaving native animals and domestic pets alone. The world-first technology is bringing the country one step closer to be predator free by 2050. Jordan Dunn has the story