The extraction authorised by this consent shall not exceed a maximum of 60 working days per year. Advice Note: For the purpose of condition (5) only ‘day’ is defined as any calendar day (midnight to ...

View water levels at 155 river and lake sites in Canterbury, from the Clarence River Waiau Toa in the north to the Waitaki River in the south.

Feral deer are medium to large-sized ungulates. Their browsing can change forest structure, they may spread bovine TB, and can be a road hazard. Red deer have reddish-brown coats and can weigh up to ...

Climbing spindleberry is a deciduous, hairless climber that produces fruit 6-8mm in diameter. Stems are <12m high, green and spiny when young and maturing to greyish/brown. Leaves are round and finely ...

Base year/s means the period in which the nitrogen loss limit for a particular farm system is determined. Base year inputs mean records that describes the farm system during the base year. Effective ...

Wallabies and wilding pines - two of Waitaha Canterbury's biggest pest challenges - were the focus of a recent school field ...

Share your views on the proposal to enable solar energy generation at West Melton Reserve and tell us what Council should ...

South Canterbury homeowners can access subsidies to replace expired wood burners with cleaner, more efficient home heating.

Restoration at Orton Bradley Park is improving Te Wharau Stream’s water quality and habitat, helping native birds flourish ...

If you have a private water supply, making sure you test your drinking water regularly is the best way to protect your ...

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A tall, hairy herb often between one and two metres tall with dense spikes of purple flowers. It outcompetes native vegetation and blocks access to waterways. This is a declared pest managed under the ...