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Editorial: Tension between environment and economic development looms
OPINION: 'We've got unavoidable trade-offs to make,' says Shane Jones.
Dr Russel Norman: The fast-track bill puts Aotearoa up for sale
OPINION: About 60 per cent of our conservation land could be up for grabs.
Opinion: Time to end the ag-sector procrastination
OPINION: Sustainability consultant calls on farmers to engage with climate mitigation.
Campaigner's water tests in Ashburton again reveal high level of nitrate contamination
2021 Greenpeace test found water 'loaded' with nitrate contamination: method queried.
Māori activists confront deep-sea mining ship
The Greenpeace activists trying to stop the controversial practice in the Pacific.
Has travel lost its way? New doco delivers tourism its 'Inconvenient Truth'
The Last Tourist is a film that hopes to change the way you travel.
Microplastics found in breast milk highlights importance of Treaty
A successful plastic treaty will limit the import and export of plastics.
Greenpeace app reveals each EV maker's deep-sea mining stance
Deep sea mining could help address the shortage in key materials for EV batteries.
Ellie Hooper: Seamounts essential to ocean ecosystems
OPINION: Greenpeace Aotearoa campaigner speaks up for biodiversity in our oceans.
Peace flotilla against Ukraine invasion arrives at Helena Bay, demands freezing of Russian oligarch's assets
Protesters say Alexander Abramov is "one of the key people that could end this".
Flying should be "guilt free" says UK transport secretary
Feel guilty about the environmental impact of flying? UK's transport secretary says don't.
NZ signs up to global methane pledge, keeps same targets
The pledge would see methane slashed 30 per cent by 2030.
NZ's plastic shame: which countries are getting our waste?
Thousands of tonnes of our plastic waste is still shipped overseas. But to where, exactly?
School children targeted by private investigators Thompson and Clark
A two-year investigation reveals that the firm monitored young climate protesters.
Ngarewa-Packer's Members' Bill seeks to ban seabed mining
Mining company Trans-Tasman Resources says it is strongly opposed to the Bill.
Greenpeace gifts fishy Christmas tree calling for cameras on boats
Greenpeace has gifted a "bycatch Christmas tree" to the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries.
Political Roundup: The Green Party's impossible bind
OPINION: Should they stay or should they stay outside? It's a fraught political decision.
Environment: The big issues green groups want action on next term
Five major groups share their hopes and dreams for action on environment issues next term.
Lindsay Wright: Our naivety sank with Rainbow Warrior 35 years ago
Comment: On July 10, 1985, a bomb blasted a car-sized hole in the Rainbow Warrior.
Leaked recording: NZ First blamed for delay in fishing boat cameras
'This leaked call makes it abundantly clear ... NZ First was the key decision-maker.'
Court upholds decision to quash seabed mining application
Appeal Court decision adds hurdles to future applications to mine the seabed.
Macho, macho emissions: How masculine marketing of utes could be causing climate change
Could the obsession with big, manly cars stop us meeting our climate change commitments?
James Shaw defends transport spend-up: $5.3b on roads
Roads make up $5.3b of the $6.8b spend on transport in infrastructure splurge.
Oil giant trespasses Dunedin granny
'If OMV are worried about a 51kg grandma they really are in a bad way.'
Liquidation: Wind turbine business runs out of money
Once promising company burned through $45 million
Eight protesters arrested for trespassing on oil boat
About 30 protesters have stormed an Austrian oil company's support ship in Timaru.
MP Gareth Hughes: It feels right to go
Gareth Hughes believes he could have returned to Parliament with a winnable list place.