New Zealand is on track for a predator-free 2050.
Zero Invasive Predators (ZIP) is an innovation company founded in 2015.
Water Cremation Set for Christchurch Next Year
For the first time since 1909, a new way to honour the dead has been confirmed to be coming to Christchurch at the start of next year.
Oxford Landfill Fight Continues
Oxford locals are continuing to battle a quarry company over its proposal for a landfill.
Volunteers Plant 5000 Native Trees in the Red Zone
Students and community members gathered on Sunday to plant for two hours, hoping to bring new life into empty land
Round two - Feral Cat hunting returns
A controversial category at the North Canterbury Hunting Competition makes a comeback. Reporter Joe Shaw has more.
Sustainable tourism zips through Kaikoura
With eyes on the future, what is next for the tourism industry as the planet changes.
School Strike for Climate is gearing up to be big
Nineteen locations across the country will play host to thousands on Friday afternoon, in what they hope is the biggest one yet
Aranui streets programme
Expect to see more people walking and cycling around Aranui, Christchurch.
It's a race to the finish for Hector's dolphins
Sir Russell Coutts questioned the worth of protecting the Hector's dolphin - a marine mammal with a stake in our economy.
Wallabies could be located in Christchurch
Reported sightings of wallabies in Christchurch’s Port Hills are raising fears for the local ecosystem.