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“We’ve really worked hard to make this land a stunning example of our local environment."
Kai Ika Project diverts over 365,000kg of kaimoana from landfill
"Cans for Kai is more than just a fundraiser - it promotes the value of recycling."
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Trust pumps $10m into housing, Māori development, move to high-wage economy
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Is the future of travel set inside virtual reality?
According to a new report, travel is currently "an unsustainable industry".
Editorial: Has tourism become a dirty word?
OPINION: Sector is recovering, but international spending only half that before Covid.
Editorial: Making the most of micro-mobility
The e-scooter transport exemption has been renewed for five years.
Lego ditches oil-free bricks in sustainability setback
Financial Times: Lego says the new material would have a bigger carbon footprint.
Helen Clark joins distinguished international group
Helen Clark is now one of The Elders, a group set up by Nelson Mandela.
Council navigates uncharted waters as Bay of Islands fishing ban formally adopted
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National confirms EV owners to be hit with road user charges
There are currently about 63,000 registered electric cars on NZ’s roads.
John Berry: The Govt and BlackRock - what have we just endorsed?
OPINION: BlackRock isn't here on a mercy mission, but to do business and make money.
Enthusiastic planters help clean up Karamū Stream
Volunteers plant over 2100 natives on Saturday.
Bumpy flying: Air NZ faces up to the real cost of going green
Airline falls well short of jet fuel replacement target after supply problems.
Thomas Coughlan: National's concerning lack of climate policies
OPINION: National's main climate policy is to repeal Labour's.
Whitebait ban: Trust says priorities delayed rāhui decision
The trust had been in talks over the ban since April.
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Greenpeace reveal sad reason travellers won't swap flights for rail
The organisation proposes 'climate tickets' as a key part of the solution.
Northland Environmental Awards see Far North shine
Far North people and projects win big at Northland Environmental Awards.
Opinion: Time to end the ag-sector procrastination
OPINION: Sustainability consultant calls on farmers to engage with climate mitigation.
Travelling by train in Canada and Italy? Things could soon change... for the better
New rail options mean travelling by train could get even more sustainable.
Kiwi billionaire's aviation firm is one of Time's top 100 influential companies
Battery-powered plane has made a test flight and is a contender for Air NZ's fleet.
From tailgating to trailblazing: The ultimate traffic hack for commuters
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A glass of its own: Stay in a luxurious PurePod eco-cabin
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The generation gap: Study reveals difference between Boomers' and Millennials' airline choices
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The extremely isolated island has become a pioneer in sustainability.