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UNBELIEVABLE: 5 | History Defined

Fears that access could be cut to the remote facility used by schools for 50 years have led to its closure for overnight stays.

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Renewed calls to undam hydro plan

A power company with mana whenua backing is hoping to revive a West Coast hydro scheme already turned down by the Government.

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Lack of data foils SailGP probe

A Conservation investigation crumbled when SailGP didn’t provide data. David Williams reports.

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Miners feel put upon by biodiversity rules

The mining industry claims Government efforts to tackle climate change unfairly use a conservation approach to stifle miners’ activities.

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Inside DoC’s SailGP investigation

Newly-released correspondence details what SailGP’s race controller was told, and when.

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Mass rat extermination could harm Scotland's ecosystem, experts warn

RATS have been “our best worst friends for the past 10,000 years” – but as the pest problem continues to hit headlines, experts are cautioning…

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Coast goldminers crank out the currency as DoC mulls land status

Decades after his father began mining for gold on land near Lake Brunner on the West Coast, Riley Perkins continues to make a go of it.

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WA DOC workers say they were wrongfully excluded from $1K pandemic bonuses

OLYMPIA — Most state workers can expect a $1,000 bonus in July for staying on at their jobs, but one group of workers at the Department of Corrections says they have been wrongfully excluded from getting it.

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Ruapehu sale: Conservation concessions sign-off is the great unknown

Despite liquidation proceedings, Ruapehu Alpine Lifts will probably be sold as planned.

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Cloud hangs over SailGP race

International sailing race in danger of losing local hapū’s support

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Ruapehu bidder backs out before big vote

Turoa Alpine is supporting the Ruapehu Stakeholders Association bid in lieu of making its own.

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Accident shows DoC risking another Cave Creek

A tramper who fell 16m from a Department of Conservation swing bridge was a victim of mismanagement a former ranger claims.

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A trans inmate wins health care and will move to women's prison after suing Minnesota

Christina Lusk sued over harassment, assault and discrimination she says she experienced while incarcerated. In its settlement of the case, Minnesota will grant her access to gender-affirming care.

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The Independent UK

County directors unite to demand greater say in how domestic game is run

The DOCs feel there is an “urgent need for a review of the standard player contract”.

Daily Mirror

Directors of Cricket at all 18 counties want greater say in how the game is run

Chairs and Chief Executives are regularly consulted and have huge influence on domestic cricket decisions but they are rarely former players

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Dolphin investigation: SailGP responded by email

Skippers and race controllers weren’t interviewed as part of a Department of Conservation investigation into March’s SailGP race

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Landscape fears after rush of consents

Will hundreds of consents for farm developments on Crown lease land be assessed properly?

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High-country hoons ‘tear apart’ DoC land

Farmers say the conservation department has let former grazing land set aside for soil and water conservation become a playground for “Joe Bloggs in his four-wheel-drive”

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DoC will get back on track when perverse rules are ditched

The Department of Conservation needs to talk with the outdoor community who want to roll up their sleeves and help or there'll be a fight to defend some of our greatest assets from the very organisation charged with protecting them, writes Peter Wilson

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Conservation department confirms probe into SailGP race

News of a Conservation Department investigation emerges after SailGP’s finale

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Politicians concerned by Conservation Department’s $300m maintenance backlog

Worries about possible privatisation if parks shed visitor assets like huts and tracks, reports David Williams.

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Crisis-hit Conservation Dept considers closures, offloads

A $300m deferred maintenance backlog is forcing officials to consider drastic measures, writes David Williams.

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Mountain bikers shut out of national park

Controversial high country station at the centre of a stoush over access to a national park

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What’s up with the tracks, DoC?

"It's as if DoC's simply given up." Neglected, overgrown and hazardous walking and biking tracks are raising concerns on the West Coast.

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