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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.
Huge protest says no to mining on conservation land
Thousands of marchers joined one of the biggest protests in Auckland for decades today.
IWC whaling proposal 'offensive'
The NZ foreign minister rejects a new whaling proposal allowing nations to continue commercial whaling for another decade.
More than 5000 whales could be saved: report
A compromise being negotiated by the IWC could save 5000 whales over the next ten years
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.
Greenpeace commissions third Warrior
The conservation group's latest ship will be the most eco-friendly on the sea.
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'
Actress and scientist offer to pay PM to go to climate talks
John Key will be offered $4781 by Lucy Lawless and Jim Salinger in an attempt to get him to a climate change conference in Denmark.
Clean dream - a U.S energy transformation
Barack Obama has a vision of a fundamental US energy makeover, moving from fossil fuels such as coal and oil to renewable sources including solar and wind.
Greenpeace protesters arrested
Greenpeace protesters have been arrested in New Plymouth this morning, after vandalising a ship.
Lawless starts peace march
Actor Lucy Lawless helped start a peace march which will circle the world before ending in the Andes in January.