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'We expect industry to play its part'
Grant Robertson signed the 44-strong Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action.
Sustainable Finance: A hydrogen-powered future
Tim McCready looks at the science and business behind this key emerging technology.
Sustainable finance for a shared future
What vehicles will drive us to the green economy asks James Shaw.
Financial reform is fundamental
Education will be a key focus, saying this applies at a number of levels..
Let's keep the conversation broad
We must play our part as a nation without causing too much damage to our economy.
A long-term view for generations
Climate change could lead to material economic and financial stability impacts.
'Enviro wāhine warrior': Cartoonist's drastically sustainable life
Profile: How Tauranga cartoonist Mig McMillan forged a path towards sustainable living.
Most public companies failing to report on environmental impact
Most public companies are reporting on gender balance but not impact on environment.
NZ Fashion Week goes back to its roots
Long-running Kiwi fashion event is changing, as Viva editor Amanda Linnell explains.
'It's only a matter of time': New hemp industry growing in Rangitīkei and Whanganui
Outdated regulations hampering the hemp industry. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'Just about around the twist': 34 jobs on the line at Fresh Meats NZ factory in Napier
Workers fret as boutique meat processing business announces a company "reset".
Could this replace plastic wraps and bags?
It's high time NZ took a leaf from another country's book.
Top thinker: Why NZ's economy has to go 'circular'
A circular economy could solve NZ's waste woes and free up billions, a top thinker says.
Sustainable babies: Kiwis take up green parenting options like reusable nappies
A shift toward sustainable parenting is a big focus of this years Baby Show.
Could this '70s throwback slim our waste-line?
There a growing calls to revive a 1970s throw-back: the bottle deposit scheme.
Mount beachfront develop site said to be one of a kind.
High-density-zoned beachfront land at the Mount looks primed for development
Is this how we solve NZ's growing plastic problem?
NZ must swap its plastic packaging system to one where nothing gets wasted, report says.
Plans afoot for 'back to nature' preschool
A "Gaia-inspired" preschool for over-stimulated kids is proposed for South Auckland.
'75.9% Pure NZ': How green is your holiday?
"100% Pure" NZ slips six places as rankings reveal 'eco-destinations'' shortcomings.
Air New Zealand scraps single-use plastic from flights
The carrier said it will be removing a further 24 million of single-use plastic products.
Plastic bin-liner sales up ahead of bag ban
The sale of eco-friendly alternatives to plastic like paper bags is skyrocketing.
Uber narrows its search for countries to host flying cars - but NZ's off the list
Uber has announced its shortlist for a third location to test its flying taxis.
Veteran traveller finds a home in the outdoors
Kathmandu's chief executive is excited to steer the company through global expansion.
Determined to improve their world
What sustainability resolutions will you pledge to make the world a better place in 2018.
Business directors wary of the digital future
Most business directors have doubts about how their boards will manage a digital future.
How achievable is 100% renewable electricity?
New government's 100 per cent renewable power generation by 2035 doable, says expert.
Food waste on menu for ladies who lunch
Charity lunch will serve food rescued from supermarkets. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Keeping an eye on the eels in the spa
An eel spa is not the latest in beauty fads. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Shoppers go plastic free
Kiwi consumers are helping save the environment with their wallets.
Paris role model for going green
What can the City of Sails learn from the City of Light to make itself greener?
Kiwis happy to pay up for ethical goods
Three quarters of Kiwis say they would pay more for organic, sustainable and ethically produced products. The latest Colmar Brunton
Lobby group denied charitable status
Kiwis Against Seabed Mining has been denied charitable status and the accompanying tax benefits as it's considered an advocacy group
The firm trying to change office behaviour
Husband and wife duo India and Steve Korner explain how their business is helping to promote workplace promote sustainability.