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NZ's only tea plantation goes organic, starts exporting
New Zealand's only tea plantation is now certified organic in time to begin exporting its harvest.
Key to attend Copenhagen climate change summit
John Key has announced he will attend the climate change leaders conference at Copenhagen after 'reassessing' his Govt's position.
Key books flight to Copenhagen - just in case
John Key is preparing to attend the Copenhagen summit, with tickets provisionally booked as a 'precautionary step'.
Shock win sets stage for war
Tony Abbott has put Australian politics on a war footing after winning leadership of the Opposition in a victory that stunned the nation.
NZ pledges $90m for climate fund
NZ would pay about $30m a year for at least three years into a US$10bn fund for developing countries to adopt low carbon-emitting policies, John Key has indicated.
Copenhagen fund gets CHOGM backing
Commonwealth leaders have today backed the British-led proposal to support developing countries adapt to low-carbon emissions policies.
Queen's plea to go green
The Queen yesterday urged the Commonwealth's members to lead the world in responding to global climate change.
Sarkozy makes Copenhagen appeal
French President Nicolas Sarkozy said that India must attend the climate change talks at Copenhagen.
A climate scandal, or is it just hot air?
In some stolen emails, climate change scientists are asking colleagues to delete emails lest they fall into the hands of skeptics.