The Northland iwi of Te Roroa is promising a new experience for visitors to the iconic Waipoua Forest, by sealing the road to the visitors centre and raising the boardwalks used by visitors to navi
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NewsKauri protection to be boosted by $50 million under Greens
The Greens plan to reprioritise $50 million of funding towards kauri protection.
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Shane Jones on education leader Toni Waho
Te Ao Mārama talked to Regional Economic Development Minister Shane Jones about politics and life.
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Pūrākau to inform ways to battle kauri dieback
Tohunga Māori are using pūrākau to informs ways to heal kauri dieback.
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Northland students dive virtually into kauri knowledge
Northland students get to experience the inner workings of kauri trees via new virtual reality technology. With kauri dieback prevalent in forests across the North, organisers hope students take away a deeper understanding of how they can help curb the disease from spreading.
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“Clean your boots”- Northland Rugby team joins kauri dieback campaign
Northland Rugby has joined the fight against kauri dieback disease. The message is simple - “Clean your boots”.
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A rongoā cure for kauri dieback?
A Northland woman says a recent experiment she conducted to treat kauri dieback has had remarkable results. Lynn Butterworth, a student of Māori medicinal expert Tohe Ashby, tested the possibilities of using to rongoā Māori to treat the tree disease.
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Iwi research whalebone treatment for kauri dieback
Northland iwi are investigating how whalebone could treat kauri dieback disease. Māori medicinal expert Tohe Ashby is using traditional knowledge to test the possibilities.
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Ancient swamp kauri found at Auckland worksite
More than 20 pieces of swamp kauri, measuring up to seven metres, have been unearthed at an Auckland construction site that is set to be home to the country's largest retail store.
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BioHeritage agency's tikanga Māori approach to science
The government has announced a further $13.75mil for research to combat the spread of kauri dieback and myrtle rust. A single agency named NZ Biological Heritage National Science Challenge, based on Treaty of Waitangi partnership principles, has been tasked with combating the diseases.
