Energy data to go on Google
A new Government-funded mapping programme has started to lure more oil and gas explorers to New Zealand by putting results on Google Earth.
A new Government-funded mapping programme has started to lure more oil and gas explorers to New Zealand by putting results on Google Earth.
The Govt has signalled it will push ahead with mining on conservation land, even if it backs down on plans to mine some of the most protected areas.
The Labour Party says it now expects the Government to back off the prospect of mining on Great Barrier Island and in the Coromandel.
Thousands of marchers joined one of the biggest protests in Auckland for decades today.
OceanaGold Corp shares rose as much as 20c at $3.60 on good news emerging from its Reefton gold mine.
A Hong Kong listed company controlled by billionaire Li Ka-Shing is seeking damages from BlueScope Steel Ltd over a failed attempt to buy a New Zealand iron sands business.
It looks as if Rio Tinto knew six months ago there was evidence its staff in Beijing were guilty.
As the Government pushes ahead with plans to open up conservation land for mining, Isaac Davison finds the combination is already causing trouble in the Bay of Plenty.
John Roughan writes that the Coromandel peninsula's beauty is not exceptional and doesn't warrant particular protection.
Jim Hopkins writes that our memories go into cliche mode when politicians mention the digging of large holes.