'Gut-wrenching' bleaching hits Great Barrier Reef again
Scientists fear time is running out to protect the World Heritage Site.
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David Seymour: If you really cared about the climate you’d be in school
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The proposed cuts amount to more than one in 10 staff - about 13% of its workforce.
MP shares moving cancer tale as Govt pushes on with public service cuts
The Government targeted areas where Labour is weak, but one MP made a personal warning.
Greta Thunberg detained by Dutch police
Thunberg was seen flashing a victory sign as she was detained.
Coral bleaching hits 75 per cent of Great Barrier Reef
Sea surface temperatures are up to 1.5C above average, leading to more damage.
Independent panel to review NZ methane targets - Ministers
Evidence-based advice consistent with principle of no additional warming sought - McClay.
Heat-trapping gas levels in air spike to record highs again
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'Embarrassing': Chlöe Swarbrick on David Seymour's call for student protesters to be marked absent
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Climate vs fluoridation: A tale of two protests in the same city at the same time
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Students add voices to School Strike 4 Climate NZ rally
Students are demanding the Government take action to tackle climate change now.
Students protesting against the climate crisis across NZ
Hundreds of students, some as young as 10, are marching to Parliament and around NZ today as part of the school strike for climate.
Ngāti Kuri using science and cultural practice to inform predator-free concept
Ngāti Kuri's work also includes installing its own climate station at Te Paki.
Chlöe Swarbrick: A country is not a company and a PM is not a CEO
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Nearly 20 million facing hunger due to drought in southern Africa
It's the result of extreme weather patterns that experts say are becoming more frequent.
Climate scientist named New Zealander of the Year
The New Zealander of the Year has been chosen.
'The climate crisis is huge and real, how do we as Pacific people grapple with that?'
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'Finally': Owners of homes hit by landslide from reserve may get buyout offer
'If [the council’s] reserve hadn’t fallen down on our house, we’d be happy as Larry.'
Editorial: Three reasons not to increase the pricing of NZ Great Walks
OPINION: Increasing the price means reducing accessibility to the outdoors.
In Paris, the Olympics clean up their act
New York Times: Organisers of the Games promise to slash greenhouse gas emissions.
Ecan U-turn after farmer outcry over dying fish
“We’re aware of the community’s frustration regarding the recent fish strandings."
Housing Minister grants Auckland Council one-year extension to devise new intensification rules
Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown's been pushing for an extension, now Chris Bishop's granted it.
The state of Auckland City’s strengths today - Mark Thomas
OPINION: How does Tāmaki Makaurau compare to its global peers?
David Rowe: Beware, the golden summer could come crashing down - Project Auckland
OPINION: The city’s traditional aspirations and values shifted with the earth.
Shane Jones wants oil refinery reopened, says being fossil fuel-free is fanciful
Minister says being fossil fuel-free is 'the stuff of fairy tales'.
Govt warned against borrowing to fund tax cuts by IMF - says it could fuel inflation
The international organisation says the Government's purse strings need to be tightened.
'We need to steel ourselves': Climate forum comes to town
'You have to recognise the doom and gloom but you also have to walk out of it.....'
How a Kiwi tennis star came to give half his winnings to charity
“If you’re going to give, it makes sense to do as much good as possible."
Oops! Govt MPs vote for wrong amendment, accidentally cut proposed taxes for hybrid cars
Labour and the Greens are chuffed Govt MPs accidentally cut taxes for hybrids.
‘He’s a cranky-pants’: Snake catchers in Australia are getting busier
NY Times: Stuart McKenzie knows how to deal with deadly snakes. Humans can be trickier.
Antarctic blast to slash Hawke's Bay temperatures by up to 10 degrees
Daytime temperatures could drop by 10 degrees by the weekend.
Inside Treasury’s fight to keep $23b climate cost off the books
Taxpayers face a huge climate bill. Why isn't it sitting on the Government's books?