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Watch live: The Front Bench looks at the big political issues of this week
The Front Bench will examine the issues that Kiwis are talking about ahead of voting day.
The Front Bench will examine the issues that Kiwis are talking about ahead of voting day.
As temperatures rise, more people will be at risk from heat stress during extreme seasons.
The former Prime Minister is currently in Montreal for the Global Progress Action Summit.
Dealership defaced with red paint part of a global trend.
Everything from the weather to politics to movie moguls made for another interesting week.
OPINION: "Labour no longer has a transformative bone in its collective body."
Two people were arrested after a luxury car dealership was paint-bombed in Wellington.
The famous city is said to be suffering from over tourism and climate change.
Other issues highlighted to candidates were the cost of housing and climate change.
Kiwis should prepare for a hot, dry summer.
Warming water has pushed Southern Ocean sea ice into a new diminished state, study finds.
New York Times: Hotter, drier seasons are threatening traditions of German hops growers.
OPINION: The point of having targets is to achieve them.
Professor Peter Wilson is not one to quit when the job gets too hard.
Climate change resilience was an issue high on people's lists of concerns.
Rosemary Penwarden has been granted electronically monitored bail to her home in Dunedin.
The warmer weather could start earlier than normal and get dry and hot.
We're about to get a taste of the drier summer much of NZ will experience under El Niño.
Warming waters are placing our kelp forests in peril, with myriad knock-on impacts.
'Vote for the planet, for the future, for bold leaders'
Businesses are increasingly grumpy with the Govt and worried about cost of climate change.
Relatively hot June and July offset by below-average August temperatures.
Council says no one will be forced from their homes under a $132m plan to buy properties.
Telegraph: 'Rich people on vacation breaking rules' are not relatable - even caked in mud.
OPINION: Data centres already account for 2 per cent of global energy consumption.
The Front Bench will examine the issues that Kiwis are talking about ahead of voting day.
Gum trees, snow melt and strips of astroturf.
The top wildlife photo award is announced next month. Here's a look at some of the best.
Biman Prasad says visa-free travel is the surest way to improve economic ties.
OPINION: Pippa McKelvie Sebileau on what an expressway of the future might look like.