Lines charges could more than double Vector boss says as he delivers a bleak prediction.

Departing chairman takes aim at Entrust, the ComCom and even perceptions of Rocket Lab.

Relatives desperately search for loved ones as firefighters battle to contain blazes.

Every nation needs to mandate global conservation target.

New centre will allow scientists to investigate everything from quakes to climate change.

What does Antarctica have to do with one of Jupiter's moons? More than you might think.

Scientists have found a way to reveal which spots are threatened by wave-driven flooding.

We're in for a balmier summer, with a strange El Nino showing up late to the party.

Commission couldn't reach unanimous vote without support from Russia, China and Norway.

Economy Hub: How long will pain at the pump last and what will it mean for the economy?

COMMENT: Rise of Brazil's Bolsonaro next step in far-right's troubling march.

Kiwis are being called upon to help piece together more than a century of weather records.

Sick of waiting for the Government, business has decided on its own greenhouse gas policy.

Councils would be required to map hot-spots for native species under new recommendations.

James Shaw, attending a climate summit in Poland, discusses NZ's agenda with the Herald.

Te Papa summit to explore how high-tech innovation can fight climate change.

A UN-backed fund has approved more than US$1 billion ($1.52b) for 19 new projects.

Insights into extinct bird raises questions over how climate change affects today's hoiho.

There's one resource we all need and it's becoming increasingly scarce.

Emissions from our woodburners and exhausts still the biggest threats to NZ's air quality.

COMMENT: The scientific process is not perfect.

Climate change has started and we all must take action.

COMMENT: It needs WWIII to turn this overloaded, burning, sinking global ship around.

Few businesses in NZ's biggest city fully prepared for natural disasters, new study finds.

News in brief: Fashion on show; school success; aggravated robbery; council acquires land

Fossil fuel buyers should get used to the idea that prices will rise, writes Brian Fallow.

We're all frogs in climate change's pot - but there's still time to turn the burner down.

It's time to put greed and denial aside and tackle climate change, Dr Geoff Bertram says.

The Auckland University professor says science can only be one aspect of policy making.

UN report on limiting warming to another 1.5C should "end magical thinking", expert says.