Court upholds decision to quash seabed mining application
Appeal Court decision adds hurdles to future applications to mine the seabed.
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People are looking to offload their gold while the price is high.
Pike River recovery: 238m in, 2km to go, more money needed
Recovery agency unsure how much longer operation can continue on current $36m funding.
'Enough is enough': Mother of Pike River victim says re-entry has cost too much
"Let them rest in peace. They're not lost, we know where they are." - Marion Curtin.
Mining boss was meant to be a saviour. Now he faces 270 counts of homicide.
He was brought in to save the company, but then things went wrong.
World's most valuable precious metal leaves everything else in the dust
This metal has skyrocketed 31 per cent in the last month.
Billionaire mining magnate pledges $72m to Aussie bush fire recovery
Western Australia mining magnate has outdone all the other donors thus far.
Comment: Australia – dangerous climate change is here with you now
Expert asks Australian politicians: How can you sleep when your beds are burning?
'Disaster waiting to happen': White Island's deadly history
The history of the White Island volcano has been marred with deadly incidents.
White Island tragedy a century ago: No one knew of volcano deaths for 9 days
Eleven men were killed by volcanic torrent 100 years ago at sulphur-mining island.
Company representing NZ's richest family embroiled in Australian stoush
Some shareholders voted against reappointment of two directors.
Editorial: Mining a poor solution for Oz strugglers
We say: With life on the planet in the balance, who on Earth would happily play mine host?
Nick Smith: Pike River Mine re-entry is politics over common sense
Comment: Best tribute to the 29 killed is to ensure workplace safety laws are respected.
More than $500,000 of damage done to heavy machinery at West Cost mining site
Three big trucks, a fuel tanker, a loader and two or three diggers were smashed.
'Gutted' by decision on region
A bid to protect the southern Coromandel's conservation land from mining has fallen flat.
Niesche: Miner's green move breaks new ground
COMMENT: BHP Billiton is drawing a powerful line in sand for industry.
Hosking: Green minister's muddy thinking risks wrecking economy
COMMENT: This is a Government obsessed with hating fossil fuels.
Chris Baker: Let's talk about coal and climate change
COMMENT: An empty seat at the table doesn't help the climate change debate.
Comment: Green MP's decision a new low in politics of protest
COMMENT: Eugenie Sage decision is a "gross abuse" of power.
Pike River: What happens next?
Dinghy Pattinson has broken down how the re-entry will play out.
'Just incredible': First images inside the Pike River Mine
No one has been back into the mine since November 2010 since the explosion.
Paul Little: Turning our taonga into pet food
COMMENT: The scandal over Foulden Maar has reached critical mass.
Audrey Young: Ardern's problems are a matter of constraint
COMMENT: From the success of Paris, Ardern gets back to some problematic ministers.
Men lured to mines, killed by gang who claimed compo on their behalf
Gang members clubbed the men with an axe and stones as well as setting off explosions.
Barry Soper: Mines are volatile places
COMMENT: Human beings should never have seen the inside of that mine.
Pike River: Could animals nibbling through tubes have caused delay?
Damage by animals was "possible" but other causes were more "plausible".
'Like another kick in the guts': Frustration, disappointment at Pike River delay
It's been a long, arduous and emotional journey for the families left behind.
Pike River: Faces of the 29 victims
They were fathers, sons, & husbands. These are the faces of the Pike River 29.
Pike River re-entry: Everything you need to know
Eight years after the explosions that killed 29 men, miners try and recover the bodies
Politics off the Pike River table as National backs re-entry
Pike families had felt let down by the previous Govt which said re-entry was too dangerous
Letters: Councillors absent again
It was a nice change to have more than one or two of us in the public gallery.
Doctor and son swim 20km to oppose seabed mining
Athol Steward and son Lloyd swim Whanganui coast to protest seabed mining.