The Holidays Act 2003 sets out how payment for leave taken and final pay is to be calculated and paid. It is a complex piece of legislation that can be interpreted in several different ways. The ...

A tall, hairy herb often between one and two metres tall with dense spikes of purple flowers. It outcompetes native vegetation and blocks access to waterways. This is a declared pest managed under the ...

The extraction authorised by this consent shall not exceed a maximum of 60 working days per year. Advice Note: For the purpose of condition (5) only ‘day’ is defined as any calendar day (midnight to ...

Yellow bristle grass is an annual grass with seed heads that are present from January to May. It can cause mouth ulcers and lesions within cattle and reduces milk production. Leaves are green/yellow ...

Wallabies and wilding pines - two of Waitaha Canterbury's biggest pest challenges - were the focus of a recent school field ...

The maximum annual volume of 3,141,134 taken between 1 July and the following 30 of June which is subject to adaptive management shall consist of: A base allocation of 2,680,029 cubic metres; and, A ...

Appliance name Yunca Monte Leg Wet Sub 1.0 ...

Feral deer are medium to large-sized ungulates. Their browsing can change forest structure, they may spread bovine TB, and can be a road hazard. Red deer have reddish-brown coats and can weigh up to ...

Share your views on the proposal to enable solar energy generation at West Melton Reserve and tell us what Council should ...

Napier grass is a robust perennial grass forming large bamboo-like clumps growing up to 7 metres high. Large leaf blades (20-120 cm long and 1-5 cm wide) have a prominent whitish central vein. Flower ...

Restoration at Orton Bradley Park is improving Te Wharau Stream’s water quality and habitat, helping native birds flourish ...

If you have a private water supply, making sure you test your drinking water regularly is the best way to protect your ...