We're doing a controlled spray of willows in the Ahuriri catchment this summer as part of efforts to improve the health of waterways feeding into Lake Benmore.
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Sign up for the latest newsFrom 1 December, small animals will be allowed on buses in Greater Christchurch, so long as they are properly caged and muzzled (if necessary).
Catch crop trials in Upper Waitaki can reduce nitrogen losses, boost winter feed, and support sustainable farming. Learn how to apply them on your farm.
At 5pm today, the Government released detailed proposals to fundamentally reshape regional government across New Zealand.
Council made key leadership and committee appointments, adopted reports, and set meeting dates at its second-to-last meeting of 2025.
Our Councillors have decided who will be appointed to committees for the 2025-2028 triennium.
Join our free events in Glenavy to improve dairy effluent management and silage pit practices, boost sustainability, and support compliance.
Join us in Omarama on 26 November and learn how to effectively use nitrogen to grow more catch crop and feed for your farm.
For a healthier environment, do your bit to help keep our stormwater clean when out and about our region this summer.
Toxic algae thrives in warm, slow-moving water and can quickly bloom into dangerous mats. Learn how to spot it and protect your pets and family.
Paying for bus and ferry services in Greater Christchurch is now easier with the introduction of contactless payments.
Banks Peninsula residents can attend an info session about Chilean needle grass on 9 December, after it was found in Kākakaiau Robinsons Bay.