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Jim Salinger: The Middle East is a climate and conflict hotspot
The region spends $135b on defence - but just 1.5b on climate mitigation.
No need to give up on gas, minister says
Latest figures show as little as 7 years' gas reserves left in NZ.
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Tabuteau: Permits ensure decades of gas
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Brian Rudman: Vector lines security in dark ages
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O'Sullivan: Ardern's oil ban short-sighted
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Gas will keep flowing, Labour reassures householders
NZ still has enough natural gas for 10 years or more, the Govt says.
Trevett: Lemons for Jones, confetti for Shaw
PM Jacinda Ardern will arrive in Europe with bragging rights on climate change.
Oil and gas industry head: 'This will hurt mums and dads' at the fuel pump
He also called on Govt to take a global view on climate change.
Pepanz says oil and gas industry not consulted
"We will be considering the ramifications of this decision and our options going forward."
PM defends oil exploration ban, despite critics' outcry
Labour's immediate ban on new oil exploration has been met with a strong reaction.
Forecasters' Twitter feeds show speed of storm's escalation
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Meridian urges Kiwi car buyers to take on Norway
The Scandinavian nation is an example of what can be achieved.
Wellington goes eco-friendly
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EVs 'not macho enough' for some dads - survey
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To act now or later: The $30 billion climate change question
A Westpac report shows immediate action on climate change could save NZ $30 billion.
No industry consultation on block offers
The oil and gas exploration industry says its waiting to be consulted on block offers
Oil and gas chiefs meet as Govt reviews their sector
A leading analyst says he's hasn't known such uncertainty around the oil and gas sector.
'Chilling effect': Ardern's oil and gas remarks criticised
PM's remarks may hit on multibillion-dollar oil and gas sector, MP says.
Ardern on fossil fuels: The world's moved on
Government ministers says there must be a "just transition" away from fossil fuels.
Ardern appearance surprises petitioners
Prime Minister Ardern delays departure for state lunch to address protesters.
Half of Aucklanders back 11.5c/L petrol tax
Phil Goff's plan for a petrol tax to boost spending on transport is getting traction.
Solar power for wealthy poses risk to low-income Kiwis
As solar power users cut demand from the grid, prices could rise for everyone else.
Electric car recharging set to strain power supply
Recharging at home will start competing with households cooking dinner and watching TV.
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