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MPI lifts fruit fly produce restrictions
The extensive Queensland fruit fly hunt response in Northland is over - with weeks of intensive searching revealing no further flies.
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Fruit fly restrictions lifted
Restrictions on the movement of fruit and vegetables in Whangarei have been lifted as no more Queensland fruit flies have been found. A single fly was found in a trap in Parihaka on 1 April.
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Fruit fly restrictions could be lifted soon
Restrictions on the movement of fruit and vegetables in parts of Whangarei where a Queensland pest was discovered could be lifted from Saturday.
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No further fruit flies found
Two weeks of trapping have not found any evidence that the Queensland fruit fly is breeding in Whangarei, the Ministry for Primary Industries says.
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No sign of Queensland fruit fly yet
More than 300 insect traps in the Whangarei area where a Queensland fruit fly was discovered have been checked, but no more of the insects have been found.
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Still no sign of more fruit flies
One hundred kilograms of fruit have been dissected and a similar number of insect traps checked in Whangarei over the weekend and there's still no sign of another Queensland fruit fly.
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Traps clear of fruit fly
Traps set up in Whangarei to lure any Queensland fruit fly have so far found no more of the insect pests.
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185 fruit fly traps set in Whangarei
About 60 Ministry for Primary Industries staff have been setting up traps in Whangarei on Saturday in a bid to lure out any Queensland fruit fly which may be in the area.
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Second fruit fly a big worry - Greens
The discovery of a second Queensland fruit fly in the same area of Whangarei in three months has the Green Party concerned a breeding population may have become established.
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Growers welcome biosecurity review
Northland growers have welcomed comments by Prime Minister John Key that yachts from Australia may be fumigated to keep Queensland fruit fly out of New Zealand. Audio
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Fly traps a last resort - grower lobby
The trap used to catch a second Queensland fruit fly in Northland is being likened to an ambulance at the bottom of a cliff by Horticulture New Zealand. Audio
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Call for ban on some Australian fruit
A biosecurity clampdown is in place in Whangarei after the discovery of another Queensland fruit fly, prompting a call for a ban on importing fruit from some Australian states and tougher screening… Audio
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Parihaka off oil exploration radar
The Taranaki peace settlement of Parihaka has been spared in government plans for more onshore and offshore oil and gas exploration.
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Te Manu Korihi News for 2 April 2014
Audio 2 Apr 2014The Human Rights Commission is paying tributes to a Ngati Kahu woman who made an impact in her work around the Treaty of Waitangi; The Minister for Whanau Ora, Tariana Turia, is satisfied the National… Audio
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Te Manu Korihi News for 2 April 2014
Audio 2 Apr 2014A champion of the Maori language and indigenous rights has died; The Taranaki peace settlement of Parihaka has been spared in government plans for more onshore and offshore oil and gas exploration… Audio
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Government officials leave Whangarei following fruit fly scare
Government officials have left Whangarei after finding no further signs of the Queensland fruit fly. Two weeks ago a male Queensland fruit fly was found in Parihaka. Audio
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Biosecurity staff check for more fruitflys in Whangarei
Biosecurity staff are out in force in Whangarei this afternoon after a single male Queensland fruitfly was discovered. An exclusion zone has been set up in the suburb of Parihaka where the insect was… Audio
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Hikoi raises awareness about drilling plan
The organiser of a four-day day hikoi in Taranaki says the march has succeeded in making more people aware about drilling for oil and gas close to Egmont National Park.
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Roast Busters: Heavy week on the web
When the world feels toxic and overwhelming, the best thing we can do is look after ourselves.
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Te Manu Korihi News for 5 November 2013
Audio 5 Nov 2013The lawyer, Donna Hall, will try to convince a disciplinary tribunal that there was no conflict of interest in her acting for several parties in a Taupo land deal; The developer of the free library… Audio
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Parihaka anniversary 'time for reflection'
A descendant of Parihaka in Taranaki says the anniversary of the historic invasion of the small Maori village is a time of reflection and education.
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Te Manu Korihi News for 5 November 2013
Audio 5 Nov 2013The developer of the free library cataloging software 'Koha', says Maori could possibly lose some of their ownership of the word if it's trademarked by an American company; The lawyer, Donna Hall… Audio
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Nga Tāonga Korero – Dick Scott
In an interview from 1975, Herewini Murupaenga interviews Dick Scott, the author of the book Ask That Mountain, the story of Parihaka. Audio
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Maumahara ki tērā Nōema by Jennifer Beck
Audio 3 Nov 2013Read by Ngahuia Piripi and Maaka Pohatu.
Kua tata ki te Po o Guy Fawkes, a i te whakataetae manu korero o te kura, e korero ana a Andy mo te tangata ra a Guy Fawlkes me te Gunpowder Plot. Umere ana… Audio -
Remember that November by Jennifer Beck
Audio 3 Nov 2013Read by Ngahuia Piripi and Maaka Pohatu. It's almost Guy Fawkes night and Andy gives a great speech about the Gunpowder Plot for the school speech contest. But then Aroha tells the story of another… Audio
