NgÄ ti Kauwhata chairman Dennis Emery has filed a complaint over damage to an iwi eeling hole, near Feilding.David Unwin / Stuff Trustworthy, accurate and reliable news stories are more important ...

Warsaw Radio Mast, once the tallest structure in the world at 646 meters, was an engineering marvel that stood as a beacon of national pride for Poland. For 17 years, it dominated the skies ...

Media Insider: AM transmissions of up to seven Auckland radio stations – including sport and Pacific broadcasts – threatened under RNZ plans to replace transmission masts ...

Eight stations are on the northern mast – Newstalk ZB, Radio Waatea, Humm, BBC World Service, Chinese Voices, Rhema, Radio Tarana and Radio Samoa. The southern mast has RNZ National, Parliament, APNA, ...

The 220m Radio New Zealand mast that towers over Owhiti St, Titahi Bay.Kris Dando / Kapi-Mana-News Felicity Rutledge will never forget the day one of Titahi Bay's historic transmission masts ...

NEW YORK — A Mexican navy sailing ship on a global goodwill tour struck the Brooklyn Bridge in New York on Saturday, snapping its three masts, killing two crew members and leaving some sailors ...

Mobile phone masts near the River Severn are to be used to forecast rain in a breakthrough trial by Vodafone and the River Severn Partnership. The masts will enable short-term forecasts of rain (in ...

Three huge new 5G telephone masts are planned for Rochdale. They would be over 10m high and help to improve mobile phone connectivity, bosses say. The separate proposals have all been tabled by ...

A new 44ft radio mast has been approved to help the UK's largest water company improve its service. The installation, forms part of a planned smart water network for Anglian Water. The new 44ft mast, ...

Anglian Water has had plans for a new 44ft radio mast approved for Preston Avenue in Wymondham.

Mast enables reforestation without landowners needing to wait decades to harvest timber or claim carbon credits.

THE removal of communication masts near Millennium Bridge in York has given local residents a chance to have their say on what should fill the space.