New Zealand Builds a Nest Big Enough to Save Kiwis
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Kiwi numbers have declined rapidly over the past century, as populations struggled with the twin threats of shrinking habitat and expanding legions of new predators.
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A Pacific island butterfly makes a comeback, in one of the fastest evolutionary changes ever observed.
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A major bid to get kereru, the native woodpigeon, back into the nation's gardens has been launched.
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As soon as Kerry Triffin spotted a bed crafted from New Zealand rimu wood at a New York design show last year, he wanted to carry it in his Connecticut furniture shop. His wife had a different idea.
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SIXTEEN households in a subdivision in Manukau have become the first families in New Zealand to get fibre- to-the-home, generally touted as the best type of broadband connection possible.
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The New Zealand city of Gisborne cleans up after a powerful earthquake damaged buildings and roads.
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Two rare species of wild bird are doing well in Scotland despite falling numbers in the rest of Europe.
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A significant population has taken up residence in the national park, perhaps released there by overwhelmed pet owners.
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By Piddington Stu  South Canterbury's new dairy factory at Studholme has been saved by a last-minute $24 million deal from an overseas investor. Stu Piddington reports.
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Sub-Saharan bug builds huge, self-cooled nests. Research involves energy efficiency for skyscrapers.
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WELLLINGTON  - Whether it's Edmund Hillary, the beekeeper who became the first man to conquer Mount Everest, or director Peter Jackson, who went from B-movie auteur to A-list Oscar winner, New Zealanders pride themselves on their underdog status.
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The federal government has approved plans to spend more than &#36;2.4 million to squeeze the world's largest colony of salmon-eating Caspian terns off a Columbia River island so they will establish new nesting areas as far away as San Francisco Bay.
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Gardens are vital habitats for nesting bumblebees, a study suggests.
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A bird once extinct in the UK lays eggs in the wilderness for the first time in more than 170 years.
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A vulnerable British bird has experienced an extraordinary population revival, figures have shown.
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Just days before the team&#39;s Confederations Cup playoff against Australia on Saturday, the Solomons&#39; 465,000 people who live on a chain of 992 mountainous islands 2,250 kilometers (1,400 miles) northeast of Sydney are focusing on the opening match in the
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Although we were only out in New Zealand for three weeks, by visiting 10 farms I picked up on the thoughts of the farmers towards their farming industry easily.   The farms were of a much larger scale than ours in this country, but the work is still minimal.