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Outrage over government spying on protest groups
Activist groups are outraged the government used private investigators to spy on them
Power company boss lifts lid on industry 'dirty secrets'
Neal Barclay says the industry needs to be called out on unfair penalty schemes
Thompson & Clark asked to 'monitor' Ngāti Ruanui
Ngāti Ruanui seeks more information about "spying" and may make an official complaint
Private equity strikes again with $270m Mercury metering deal
Private equity has struck again with a $270m deal to buy Mercury's metering business.
Guessing game: Kiwis rank 2nd in 10-question global quiz
We overestimate immigration and underestimate global warming.
Viewpoint NZ: Q&A with Santa and the Bay Sausage Rollers
Video news from around the regions. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Ten ComCom complaints about solar power company
Solar panels in hot demand. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Kiwi virtual power plant will be world's largest
Virtual power plant will be the world's largest, solar business leader says.
Neil Holdom: Gas can give us emissions-free power
COMMENT: Taranaki is being offered a scheme to use gas for emissions-free power.
Where NZ's going wrong with electric cars - expert
By taxing heavy polluting cars nearly half of car sales in Norway are electric.
Energy Mad choice: 3% of PaySauce or 100% of nothing
Energy Mad shareholders are set to vote on the company's future.
NZ joins power-play to advance PNG
Only 13 per cent of PNG has access to electricity but that will change.
Nanogirl: Sponging up lithium to power smartphones
COMMENT: Scientists are trying to find new sources for the valuable metal lithium.
Bryan Leyland: Electricity market is not conserving lakes
COMMENT: Electricity suppliers are not preparing for shortages next winter.
Stiassny fires parting shots at Rocket Lab, all-comers
Departing chairman takes aim at Entrust, the ComCom and even perceptions of Rocket Lab.
Oil prices plunging into bear territory
Slide gains momentum amid US-China trade worries and dampen energy demand.
Entrust flexes muscle and dumps Vector directors
Entrust has pulled support for two recently appointed Vector directors
Trustpower warns of price risk: Retailers 'may face going out of business'
Generator says dry year could hammer unwary retailers.
Ocean study's climate change warning
Call for urgent action as findings show more heat stored than previously thought.
Z Energy profit tumbles by 31% as motorists shop around
High pump prices prompted consumers to use less and to shop around more for discounts.
Good news for drivers - petrol prices due to fall
Economy Hub: How long will pain at the pump last and what will it mean for the economy?
How businesses are stepping in to combat climate change in Australia
Sick of waiting for the Government, business has decided on its own greenhouse gas policy.
Power company tells customers to move plans after $1500 per week bill
Switch suggestion follows "unpredictable market conditions".
Oscar's last walk - he deserved better from the humans he met
It's better that dogs have emptied their bladders before they die. Less mess.
Power price hike sparks blame game
The Electricity Authority says the market is behaving as expected.
Landlord to up rent after getting $1500 power bill for one week
Flick spot price customers angry over soaring recent bills.
Jay Kuten: Murderous darkness taints Saudi fossil fuels
Saudi Arabia annually cuts off more heads than Isis has done in all its years of existence
PM promises no new regional fuel taxes
Jacinda Ardern said she can guarantee no other regional fuel taxes while she is PM.
Ruling could set precedent for mining on council reserves
A court ruling issued today could mean council reserves are better protected from mining.