WorldRescuers continue search in Java after landslidesNearly 300 families may be relocated as temporary housing sites are prepared.17 Nov 09:06 PM
Politics'On notice': Green Party unveils mining policy ahead of 2026 general electionThe party takes aim at coal, seabed and gold mining.16 Nov 10:45 PM
New ZealandGovt performance rating hits record low in latest Ipsos surveyNearly half of respondents rated government performance between zero and three.16 Nov 06:53 PM
WorldMassive march in Brazil marks first big UN climate protest in yearsAbout 50,000 people marched through Belém in the Cop30 'Great People's March'.15 Nov 10:12 PM
WorldLandslide kills 2, leaves 21 missing in Central JavaSearch and rescue operation under way after landslide struck three Indonesian villages.14 Nov 07:52 AM
New ZealandFrom quarry to sanctuary: Sculpture Park and arboretum turn over new leafDorothy and John Wakeling hand over the Waikato park after a 34-year transformation.13 Nov 04:00 AM
PremiumPremiumEnergyEndangered fairy tern stalls major solar development north of AucklandContact Energy says the appeal could delay the solar farm by up to a year.12 Nov 11:00 PM
World'These voices are ignored': Indigenous protesters clash with Cop30 securityTwo guards suffered minor injuries as protesters breached the main gate.12 Nov 03:23 AM
WorldNew ‘lucifer’ bee with devil-like horns discovered in AustraliaCurtin University scientists discovered the horned bee in Western Australia.12 Nov 12:04 AM
WorldCop30: California Governor Newsom seizes summit spotlightA future Democratic administration would rejoin the Paris Agreement 'without hesitation'.11 Nov 10:59 PM
WorldDemand for air con set to triple by 2050, UN warnsThe most rapid growth in cooling demand is projected to be in Africa and South Asia.11 Nov 07:38 PM
WorldTyphoon Fung-wong kills 25 as rescuers dig through devastationA 10-year-old boy was killed when a slope collapsed in Nueva Vizcaya.11 Nov 07:08 PM
WorldCOP30: Ireland's climate battle is being fought in its fieldsIf Ireland fails to meet 2030 emissions targets, it risks EU fines of almost $61b.11 Nov 05:00 PM
PremiumPremiumWorldCOP30: A flood of green tech from China is upending global climate politicsNY Times: India can now get half its electricity demand from wind, solar, and hydropower.11 Nov 04:00 PM
WorldCOP30: The world has a decade to save its biggest tropical carbon sinkThe Congo Basin is a region of tropical forest larger than India.11 Nov 04:00 PM
OpinionJacqueline RowarthDr Jacqueline Rowarth: Why our pasture needs more attentionOPINION: Past research gives some clues about what might be happening in the pasture.11 Nov 02:57 AM
WorldClimate fight opens in Amazon as COP30 begins without USPresident Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva urged unity to defeat climate deniers.10 Nov 06:16 PM
WorldFive dead, 1m displaced as Typhoon Fung-wong batters PhilippinesMore than 1.4 million people were forced to flee their homes nationwide.10 Nov 05:37 PM
PremiumPremiumRetailInside Lush's 30-year journey balancing profit, passion and principlesThe company made $68.9m in New Zealand sales last year, with a net profit of $2.3m.10 Nov 05:00 AM
WorldFlood-risk US counties see residents move out againHigh-risk counties saw 30,000 more people leave than move in last year.09 Nov 07:23 PM
New ZealandWhat’s at stake as COP30 begins on the edge of the Amazon rainforestToday on The Front Page, University of Otago associate professor Daniel Kingston is with us to discuss how important COP is, and why we should care.Watch09 Nov 03:42 PM
WorldSuper typhoon Fung-wong nears Philippines with fierce winds, heavy rainWinds near Fung-wong's centre are reaching 185km/h with gusts up to 230km/h.09 Nov 04:25 AM
World‘The fossil fuel age is ending’: Leaders call for just global transitionUN chief Antonio Guterres said renewables attracted $3.6 trillion in investment this year.08 Nov 02:20 AM
WorldTyphoon Kalmaegi batters Vietnam after deadly Philippines floodsWinds reached 149km/h as Typhoon Kalmaegi tore through Vietnam’s central coast.07 Nov 06:23 AM
WorldTyphoon Kalmaegi hits Vietnam after leaving 140 dead in PhilippinesMore than 7000 residents were evacuated from Vietnam's Gia Lai province.06 Nov 05:16 PM
PremiumPremiumOpinionJane Smith: Why NZ's heifers don’t deserve the climate blameDr Kevin Trenberth says biogenic methane is part of a natural carbon cycle.06 Nov 05:00 PM
PremiumPremiumOpinionMatthew HootonMatthew Hooton: Bipartisan deals don’t build progress – leadership doesOPINION: Calls for bipartisan policymaking risk undermining democracy.06 Nov 04:00 PM
BusinessAir NZ begins nationwide test flights of its first electric aircraftThe Beta Alia CX300 will fly across the country over the next four months. Video / Mike ScottWatch06 Nov 07:12 AM
PremiumPremiumBusinessAir NZ electric aircraft starts intensive trial runs todayPilots and tech experts will test the new-age Alia CX3 aircraft in a range of conditions.06 Nov 03:00 AM
WorldTyphoon Kalmaegi death toll tops 100 as flooding devastates CebuAt least 76 people died in Cebu and 12 on Negros Island after the typhoon hit.05 Nov 05:20 PM
KahuHow a teen's passion for Māori wards led to shock win for mumDr Mawera Karetai won the Kōhi Māori seat without spending a dollar.05 Nov 04:00 AM
PremiumPremiumPoliticsGreens accuse Government of late-night gutting of Zero Carbon ActLast night the Government quietly stripped the Climate Change Commission of a job.05 Nov 01:00 AM
New ZealandTurtles found foraging in Rangaunu HarbourDrones identified 18 green turtles feeding in the northern arbour last summer.05 Nov 12:18 AM
WorldRising death toll as typhoon leaves Philippine towns underwaterCebu province has confirmed 39 deaths as widespread flooding devastates towns.04 Nov 05:50 PM
