The replacement RMA laws will allow companies to cause more pollution, contamination and environmental degradation in Aotearoa.

An environmental group says the RMA Reform Minister’s decision to reject urgent land-use protections for flood-hit Tairāwhiti is “indefensible”.

The Luxon Government has torn up the Resource Management Act (RMA) — New Zealand's core environmental law.

Businessman and property developer Alan Trent has been named as the man who felled native trees on conservation land near his property and ended up in court.

Government officials tried to redact advice pointing to a "low need" for the facility and, in some cases, no need at all.

How the Luxon government plans to  gut the Conservation Act and open the door to selling off around 60% of all conservation land.

Climate group calls for urgent windfall tax on excess fossil fuel profits, as delegates tell Colombia conference their nations are suffering

A climate advocate said the decision not to model price volatility was "remarkable" and raised further questions about whether the planned facility was a good idea.

Annual inflation 3.1% in March quarter, with electricity leading the way. Rent rise lowest in 16 years, petrol price rises show up for March quarterly rate

Why the government’s LNG terminal is the wrong decision for Aotearoa.

The Govt has paid hundreds of millions in subsidies to the Taranaki-based methanol producer; now there are calls to speed its exit from NZ. Jonathan Milne reports.

Greenpeace is questioning whether NZ First has acquired a taste for the ACT Party’s dead rats, as the Government prepares to unveil its new Resource Management bills tomorrow. 

The Fast-Track Amendment Bill passed its first reading in parliament today, prompting fierce condemnation from Greenpeace, who have branded it a “savage escalation of the Luxon Government’s war on nat...

The Luxon Government wants to remove GE safeguards and let GMOs free. Greenpeace isn’t the only one who is ringing the alarm bells.

How the Government is pushing an extreme idea that would block environmental protection and reshape our democracy.

Families are cutting back on heating, small businesses are struggling to pay their bills, and manufacturers are shutting their doors – while the Prime Minister plays political games.

Families are cutting back on heating, small businesses are struggling to pay their bills, and manufacturers are shutting their doors – while the Prime Minister plays political games.

The Prime Minister wants a bipartisan approach to offshore exploration for natural gas.

Nearly 100 organisations have launched an open letter to governments calling for binding targets to cut industrial agricultural emissions.

Greenpeace is calling the Government’s “tough on crime” rhetoric a complete sham after official documents reveal companies repeatedly breaking food safety laws are escaping prosecution.

MBIE’s latest quarterly energy report, released today, shows electricity prices remain stubbornly high, while coal imports rocket.

Tower buildings. Gas rigs. Irrigation dams and power plants. By the Government's own admission, the tax incentive is inspired by the Think Big schemes of Nicola Willis' predecessor, Sir Robert Muldoon...

The government was warned to expect overseas scrutiny over a huge shortfall in plans for meeting the country's international climate target.

The endemic and threatened moth species is only found in parts of Otago.

Greenpeace Aotearoa is condemning the Government’s 2025 Budget as a fighting fund for the war on nature, taken from hard-working New Zealanders to funnel towards wannabe seabed miners and oil…