Coalition of climate chaos? Where National, Act and NZ First differ on emissions
Pre-election, Christopher Luxon said climate pledges were not up for negotiation.
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Opinion: Green MP should reconsider snub to Mike Hosking
Tamatha Paul says the broadcaster can be hurtful to communities she represents.
Trust pumps $10m into housing, Māori development, move to high-wage economy
"We’re looking at ways we can maximise the impact we’re having."
Diana Clement: How green are your investments?
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Green Party on track for strong result, ahead in Wellington and Auckland central electorates
In one of the biggest election upsets, Tamatha Paul is well ahead in Wellington Central.
'You can taste the climate change': Winemakers confront extreme weather
New York Times: The $550b global wine industry has no choice but to adapt - quickly.
Red, juicy, heat resistant: New Zealand’s hunt for a climate-proof apple
Financial Times: Europe's growers have turned to NZ as climate change upends the industry.
Genesis Energy board, CEO quizzed on soggy share price
Relative underperformance of share price put down to usage of fossil fuels.
Why protestors dressed as polar bears greeted a cruise ship in France
One protestor says they were there "in support of the polar fauna".
What is NZ’s risk of tropical cyclones this season?
Last cyclone season brought NZ's costliest storm. What does the next one hold for us?
Mainfreight weighs up risk and opportunities in first climate risk report
The transport company was now considering 'applicable emission targets for the group'.
Climate change exhibition to be opened by UK envoy
Trouble in Paradise – Climate Change in the Pacific exhibition on show in Kerikeri.
Teenage climate activists disrupt Seymour’s press conference
Student says Act leader 'trying to pull the wool over the eyes of average New Zealanders'.
2023 among NZ's warmest years as new climate change stocktake lays out impacts
This year so far has been the country's warmest in our land and seas combined.
Fragile global economy faces new crisis in Israel-Gaza war
New York Times: IMF says the global recovery is slowing as war breaks out in the Mideast.
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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.
World first: Scientists to map carbon profile of every NZ city and town
NZ could be the first nation to have real-time emissions data for all urban centres.
Winter or summer? Why there’s more than spring behind NZ’s wild temperature swings
What's going on with our weather? Expert says these swings aren't just typical NZ spring.
Is the future of travel set inside virtual reality?
According to a new report, travel is currently "an unsustainable industry".
Travel lessons from 2023 and a burning hot European summer
New York Times: 'It really, really smells of smoke. Is something burning?'
More than 100 dolphins found dead in Brazilian Amazon
High water temperatures are the most likely cause of deaths in the lakes.
Water, water everywhere: What candidates have to say to flooded business owner
Rotorua MP candidates respond to Bryce Allan's story.
Simon Wilson: The parties of the right are selling farmers short
OPINION: The best way to help the rural sector is to green the rural economy, fast.
Climate change ‘challenge of our lifetime’ - Ngāi Tahu
The South Island iwi is being adversly affected by flooding risk.
Simon Wilson: 5 takeaways from the big climate change and business conference
When it comes to climate action, will we become the little country that could?
‘El Nino has arrived’: Lower than normal rainfall, ‘dramatic’ temp swings, strong winds
While strong, damaging wind threatens this weekend, next week could be over 30C in places.
Mood of the Boardroom: Rising costs prove a big concern
The responses of BusinessNZ members on some hot-button election year issues.
Mood of the Boardroom: Climate high on Spark agenda
A clear line of sight means businesses can tackle climate challenges.
Climate change isn’t a thing of the future any more, says author and activist Tim Jones
Weather and climate wind like threads through my writing.
Whanganui candidates on climate change
Managed retreat and more renewable energy were mentioned by candidates.
CEOs mixed reception for Green Party
The minor parties are in the running to be power-brokers.
Climate change: Insurance risks weigh on the boardroom
As climate change develops most experts believe premiums will increase.
‘Shock horror’: Neighbours warned Sounds driveway would slip, and it did
'We were absolutely horrified that this had happened under our noses.'