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Splitting best way to keep tax advantage, says charities boss

Team NZ among charity casualties

Team New Zealand is among dozens of organisations that have lost their charitable status in a crackdown by the new Charities Commission.

Where are they now?

The <i>Herald on Sunday</i> reveals what happened to some of those involved with the Rainbow Warrior and the investigation.

Greenpeace to fight for charitable status

NZ eyes lawsuit against whalers

Is it black gold or fool's gold?

East Cape oil-drilling plans raise concerns

Opponents say there is no place for oil exploration in New Zealand, but the government is sticking by its deal with oil giant Petrobras.

Fish forever ?

When it comes to fish, New Zealand is often held up as an exemplar of what happens when you get things right.

Data cloud fuelled by coal, warns Greenpeace

Concern over orange roughy fishing

Watchdog warns Greenpeace donors

Palmer urges compromise on whaling debate

Sir Geoffrey Palmer has drawn the ire of anti-whaling conservationists, saying some whales may need to be killed in order to save others.

Anti-whaling protest staged outside PM's office

Greenpeace commissions third Warrior

The conservation group's latest ship will be the most eco-friendly on the sea.

<i>Kerre Woodham:</i> Lucky ocean crash

Anti-whaling protesters 'at law's limit'

An international law expert says anti-whaling protesters were 'at the very limit and edge of the law'