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Plea for 'peaceful man' on piracy charge
The partner of a New Zealander charged with piracy by Russian officials sobbed yesterday as she told a protest her partner is a peaceful man.
Stars join fight to free Kiwis
Jude Law and Damon Albarn have added their voices to calls for the release of 30 Greenpeace activists, including two New Zealanders, detained in Russia.
Kiwis join global Greenpeace protest
Greenpeace said about 200 people turned out at a protest in Wellington in support of activists being held in Russia.
Kiwi activists charged with piracy
Charges of piracy have been laid against 30 Greenpeace activists arrested by Russian authorities, including two New Zealanders.
Seven more Greenpeace crew members jailed
A Russian court ordered seven more crew members of a Greenpeace ship to be detained for two months over an open sea protest against Arctic oil drilling.
'Pants on fire' minister
'I've always wanted my name in lights in the big city.' Minister Simon Bridges laughs off a Greenpeace billboard accusing him of misleading Parliament.
Shard protest six arrested
Six Greenpeace protesters who scaled Britain's tallest building were last night in police custody.
Brian Fallow: Pining for bioenergy: will it work?
Economic modelling based on ethanol, which has its limitations as a fuel, may underestimate the potential yields and value added, writes Brian Fallow.
Lawless fined over protest
Actor Lucy Lawless says her sentence for boarding a drilling ship while protesting against Shell's oil exploration plans is "a total victory".
Jones blasts Greenpeace over ad
A Greenpeace spoof of a Sealord advertisement has brought an angry reaction from Labour MP Shane Jones, who says it's anti-worker and duplicitous towards Maori.
Greenpeace NZ posts 69pc profit drop
Greenpeace New Zealand posted a 69 per cent drop in full-year profit after it made a bigger payout to its global parent and reaped less from donations.