Kauri Dieback Disease
Auckland's first kauri dieback sniffer dogs ready for work
They're cute and cuddly with a powerful nose - and dogs are the lastest tool Auckland council is using in its fight against kauri dieback disease.
After three years of training Pip, Mawhai and Marty… Video, Audio
Kauri: The fightback against dieback
Kauri dieback disease is killing our giants of the forest - are we any closer to a cure? Audio
Alison Ballance retrospective 5: kauri dieback disease
Alison Ballance revisits a 2013 feature on kauri dieback disease and talks to Nick Waipara to find out how the northern kauri forests are coping with the disease in 2021. Audio
M bovis, kauri dieback, myrtle rust - the other problematic diseases
There are other diseases the country is battling that could do with big injections of money and effort, but they don't attack humans. Audio
Auckland Council called on to do more to protect Waitakere ranges
A conservation group has discovered Waitakere ranges tracks that should be closed to the public due to Kauri dieback disease, are still open. It's also calling on Auckland Council to secretly film and… Video, Audio
Our Changing World for 5 July 2018
Testing kauri seedlings to find individual trees that might be resistant to kauri dieback disease, and native forest birds are thriving in Wellington city parks and reserves. Audio
Iwi join call to drop MPI from kauri dieback management
Three Auckland Iwi have joined conservation groups in demanding the Ministry for Primary Industries be removed from managing the kauri dieback programme. The groups including the Tree Council will… Audio
Insight: Digging deeper - Will residents pay up to fix Auckland?
After years of being lured by the promise of low rates, Aucklanders are now being asked to fork out to finally fix the city's long-running and escalating problems. Todd Niall asks if residents are… Video, Audio
Walks in Auckland's Waitakere Ranges remain popular
Hundreds of people continue to walk the tracks in the Waitakere Ranges and as Nita Black-Persen reports, not everyone knows about the rahui or the spread of kauri dieback disease. Audio
'Last-ditch' community effort to save kauri moves to Northland
Landowners in west Auckland have been treating diseased kauri with phosphite - now scientists are looking to Northland.
Honey, I shrunk the lab
A lab-on-a-chip developed at the University of Canterbury is allowing biologists to measure the minute force generated by a single fungal thread. Video, Audio
Kauri dieback and how microbes sense the world
Microbes, such as the fungi-like kauri dieback disease, use chemicals to sense their world - and understanding this might help us to develop new treatments. Video, Audio
Kauri dieback disease forces parks closure
The kauri dieback disease has forced the government to close a reserve on Auckland's North Shore. Audio
Off the beaten track with Kennedy Warne
Kennedy will be in the crown of a dying kauri that he will be climbing into with a couple of arborists in the Waitakeres. From that lofty perch he will talk to us about kauri dieback disease, one of… Audio
Hundreds of hectares of a Coromandel forest have been closed
More now the hundreds of hectares of a Coromandel forest which have been closed to stop the spread of kauri die back disease. Audio
Kauri dieback disease spreads to Coromandel
A disease which has killed thousands of kauri trees over ten years has spread to the Coromandel, where part of the Whangapoua forest has been closed to try to contain it. Audio
Kauri Dieback Disease
While scientists try to understand kauri dieback disease and its effects, people have to take precautions to prevent it spreading. Audio