In year of extreme weather, ad agencies found to be building Big Oil’s image as integral to family life and security

Why the easiest story about the energy transition is misleading.

Fonterra Annual Report 2026 Contents Annual Review Sustainability Reporting Governance Disclosures Introduction Financial Statements Governance Strategy Group

Comment: Cleaning up nitrogen pollution costs 10 times more than buying the fertiliser in the first place, freshwater ecologist Dr Simon Stewart argues.

New Zealand's flagship discovery research fund is running its final round before being absorbed into a government-directed system. The 29% funding cut lands on a country that already spends half the O...

Wellington City Mayor Andrew Little says today’s announcement by central government to defer amalgamation proposals until after the election shows they were not serious about the costly Head Start pro...

The government is putting $40.5 million towards two gas exploration projects, from the government's $200m gas exploration fund.

Chris Hipkins says his party will not remove interest deductibility for residential landlords.

Comment: National and Labour are scrambling with reactive cost-of-living policies while the Greens advance a coherent systemic alternative, writes Rob Campbell

Greenpeace says the Labour Party is copping out of tackling the climate crisis.

Labour would force Foodstuffs and Woolworths to run their wholesale operations independently from their retail stores, if elected in November.

MPs seem to have forgotten who pays their salaries and that they should serve the interests of all New Zealanders.

Pointless obstruction by governments over publishing scientific climate evaluation is threatening crucial work

WWF-New Zealand report on climate misinformation from the Government on LNG and offshore oil and gas

The ACT Party would dismantle New Zealand’s headline climate goals and laws if in power and restore subsidies of up to 90% to some of the country’s largest emitters.

Too many children live with material hardship, and those in households with disabled people are severely hard-hit, the Child Poverty Coalition says

Out on the campaign trail last election the National Party talked a big game. How much was actual pony and how much has turned out to be just horseshit?

Henry spoke to 60 supporters beneath Confederate flag in a pub that burned Ardern's book.

Henry spoke to 60 supporters beneath Confederate flag in a pub that burned Ardern's book.

The study highlights that, to limit peak warming to well-below 2C, net-zero CO2 targets must be complemented by stringent methane emissions cuts.

Every few years, climate modelling groups run a coordinated set of simulations that explore climate change in the future. Carbon Brief unpacks how the new scenarios were designed and how they differ.

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says remaining in the Paris climate agreement is a bottom line in any coalition negotiations after the election.

The Fast-Track is a War on Nature Many of the proposed fast-track projects threaten conservation land - ecologically essential landscapes which have been placed under protection for future generations. Fast-track legislation would hand over this irreplaceable public land to private corporations with a known track record of environmental destruction.  For example, if allowed to proceed, Bathurst’s proposal [2] under the fast-track approvals process would devastate the 40-million-year-old...

Christopher Luxon is forever talking about the colossal economic train wreck the last government left and this gets repeated as certain fact. But what are the actual numbers?

Support is growing for a ban on the import of so-called “smart glasses”, amid an influx of low-cost devices that are being used to film Australians without their consent.