
At climate summit, Brazil’s Lula says deforestation to stop
Brazilian President-elect promising to combat deforestation when he takes office on Jan 1.
Brazilian President-elect promising to combat deforestation when he takes office on Jan 1.
Catching salmon in Otago Harbour is likely coming to an end.
Much of the growth is coming from developing nations in Africa.
National would see emissions increase by twice Auckland's annual emissions, claims Labour.
New Zealand has received the 'Fossil of the Day' award.
Rainfall could increase by 40 per cent in the most extreme weather bursts.
OPINION: Save the Children NZ's director of international programmes pleads for action.
Scientists test the temperature within NZ's famous Tasman Glacier - with worrying results.
Negotiators are working to draft deals on a wide range of issues to put to ministers.
OPINION: Letters on fireworks, unruly kids, potholes, Black Ferns, and Donald Trump.
The amount of liquified natural gas projects in pipeline for construction shocks analysts.
New York Times: Warming waters threaten pristine marine reserve.
The changes were partly designed to make the fuel sector more resilient.
More on the missing 10-year-old involved in boating tragedy, New Zealand answers the call at COP27 and midterm elections underway in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
OPINION: Our editorial says talkfests and targets on the climate crisis are not enough.
Hundreds of cyclists descended on Amsterdam's largest private airport.
Envoys from around the world gather in Egypt to tackle global threats.
James Shaw said complicated US-China relations are making climate talks difficult.
OPINION: Climate change meeting No 27 will lead to nothing.
Forty-four communities listed as 'totally unprepared' for serious consequences.
River and surface flooding may pose bigger risk to mortgage portfolios than that from sea.
New York Times: Gautam Adani may help determine if India helps avert climate catastrophe.
OPINION: The pace of action on global warming is too slow for activists.
"We’ll zip past 1.5C, past 2C and - heaven help us - even 2.5 or 3C.”
An emotional Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern explores her 'childhood hero' Ernest Shackleton's hut and speaks on the duty of care Aotearoa has to the preservation. Video / Mike Scott
PM Jacinda Ardern says that as parts of the world are becoming increasingly contested, Antarctica is part of that too. Video / Mike Scott
New York Times: Debate about climate protest tactics rages.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern talks about research, environmental protection and conservation in Antarctica. Video / Mike Scott
State Highway 1 was closed from Johnsonville to Newlands as Restore Passenger Rail protesters climbed a gantry above the motorway and plan to remain there to deliver their petition to Parliament's Transport and Infrastructure Select Committee. Video / Mark Mitchell