Christopher Luxon has walked back claims made by one of his ministers about the Greens, before then suggesting - wrongly - that they originated from the media.

The Government's top law officer warned that if ministers blocked Mike Smith's Fonterra lawsuit, the next case would target the Crown directly. She's been proven right, reports Jonathan Milne.

Europe’s best path to achieving security, affordability, and climate goals is to equitably phase out fossil fuels, accelerate energy efficiency, and

A proposal to import LNG is being looked at by the government as a way to generate power when hydro levels are low and renewables cannot meet demand.

The International Energy Agency’s annual World Energy Investment (WEI) Report is the world’s most authoritative assessment of where energy finance is flowing

Five news polls conducted for The Australia Institute reveal an overwhelming majority of Australians want a gas export tax to fund improvements in services like health and aged care.

Exclusive: Climate action blockers including Saudi Arabia, Russia and major fossil fuel firms set to make extra $234bn by end of 2026

Altogether, the five Big Oil companies reported combined profits of $196.3 billion last year, more than the economic output of most countries.

As people lose their lives in Trump and Netanyahu’s illegal war on Iran, Big Oil is cashing in.

Fatih Birol warns that climate change is ‘moving down the international policy agenda’

How Four Oil Majors Sold False Promises from 2000-2025

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The Africa Cup of Nations reminds me why football matters in Africa - and also why major polluters have no place at our showcase event

Financial institutions are being urged to immediately withdraw their financial support from TotalEnergies' Mozambique LNG project in Cabo Delgado

A paper trail shows just how far ministers went to accommodate the industry's wishlist, including giving it access to draft laws.

Bronwen Tucker, Public Finance lead at Oil Change International, said: “It’s distressing to hear the COP30 Presidency say we don’t need more public funding for the energy transition.

TotalEnergies denies responsibility for the actions of local security forces involved in dozens of killings.