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Myrtle rust - its impact in NZ and Australia
Myrtle rust is having a profound impact on native plants and ecosystems in Australia - what will its effect be on New Zealand forests? Audio
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Myrtle rust - its impact in NZ and Australia
Myrtle rust is having a profound impact on native plants and ecosystems in Australia - what will its effect be on New Zealand forests?
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Annabel Langbein's Feijoa Friands
It's feijoa season, so we invited Annabel Langbein in to talk feijoas, as she has a new cookbook out - Essential Volume Two: Sweet Treats for Every Occasion. Audio
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Annabel Langbein’s Feijoa Friands
From Afternoons on Wednesday 4 April 2018
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Ministry lifts 'failed' myrtle rust controls
The Ministry for Primary Industries admits measures taken to stop the spread of Myrtle Rust from Taranaki have failed, and so the rules are being lifted.
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Hundreds of homes to be affected by Otaki expressway
Owners of houses that could be affected by a planned expressway linking Otaki to Levin are fearful they could be forced to move.
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2017: Are we there yet?
Analysis - Hands up who thought we'd all be living through a nuclear winter by now? Kate Newton takes a non-exhaustive look at an exhausting year.
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Auckland myrtle rust case confirmed
The plant disease myrtle rust has been found in the Auckland region for the first time.
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Al Brown revisits Kiwi food classics
We should be wonderfully proud of New Zealand food culture, says shepherd-turned-chef Al Brown. He updates Kiwi classics like such as roast lamb, corned beef and cheese scones in the new book Eat Up… Audio
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Feijoa pest spreads south to Waikato
A pest which can destroy entire crops of feijoas and other soft fruits has spread to Waikato and areas of the Coromandel.
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Everything you need to know about Fonts
A typeface is a collection of fonts, like Helvetica. A font is a single style of a typeface, like Helvetica Bold Italic. Kris Sowersby is an expert on fonts, he tells us all about them. Audio
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Myrtle rust found in Bay of Plenty
The plant disease has been confirmed in Te Puke, in the first find outside the main infection area in Taranaki in weeks.
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Feijoa yield 40 percent down on last year - farmer
With the feijoa season drawing to a close one farmer in Waikato says he has 40 percent less fruit than last year.
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Northland nursery cleared of myrtle rust
The first property found with the potentially devastating plant disease has been cleared to reopen.
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A Fright for Feijoas?
Frans de Jong grows thousands of feijoa trees near Matamata in Waikato. He's keeping a close eye out for evidence of guava moth or myrtle rust in his orchard. Audio
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A Fright for Feijoas?
Frans de Jong grows thousands of feijoa trees near Matamata in Waikato. He's keeping a close eye out for evidence of guava moth or myrtle rust in his orchard.
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Country Life for Friday 26 May 2017
Country Life for Friday 26 May 2017. Audio
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Country Life for Friday 26 May 2017
Country Life for Friday 26 May 2017.
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Myrtle rust found on third Northland property
The myrtle rust plant disease has shown up at a third site in Northland, bringing the number of infected properties to 17.
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Myrtle rust infection spreads to King Country
Myrtle rust has been found at a nursery in Te Kuiti and three more properties in Taranaki have also tested positive.
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Myrtle rust: Number of infected properties rises to 12
Myrtle rust has been found on four more Taranaki properties, bringing the total infected - all in the North Island - to 12.
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Myrtle Rust: 'It's not too late to eradicate'
It's not too late to eradicate Myrtle Rust from New Zealand but the time window to get rid of the disease is running out, a scientist says.
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Taranaki myrtle rust infection spreads to more properties
Myrtle rust has been confirmed in two more properties in Taranaki, including a garden centre in downtown New Plymouth.
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Myrtle rust found in Taranaki - MPI
Myrtle rust has spread south to a plant nursery in Taranaki, the Ministry for Primary Industries says.
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Myrtle rust: New rules for 50 plant nurseries across NZ
Up to 50 plant nurseries must follow new hygiene rules as the government tries to contain the spread of a deadly disease for pōhutukawa, feijoa and rata.
