Activists escape conviction over oil ship protest
Norman and climate activist Sara Howell were discharged without conviction.
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Rainbow Warrior coming to Napier to mark oil and gas ban
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MPI defends decision not to prosecute fishing companies
Fisheries Minister Stuart Nash says overfishing of hoki is "totally unacceptable".
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Fisheries report casts doubt on industry claims that hoki is being fished sustainably.
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Mitre 10 cuts single-use plastic bags
From July 1 plastic bags will be gone and customers will be encouraged to take their own.
Russel Norman admits obstructing oil ship
The former Green Party co-leader swam in front of the ship as it searched for oil off NZ.
Greenpeace protesters to plead guilty
Ministry for Business, Innovation and Employment may drop charges against Greenpeace.
Seabed mining decision due within 6 months
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Trevett: Lemons for Jones, confetti for Shaw
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Seven groups appeal against mining consents
High Court appeal against consents taking place in Wellington April 16-19.
Greenpeace denied charity status
Charities board says it promotes its own particular views about the environment.
'Chilling effect': Ardern's oil and gas remarks criticised
PM's remarks may hit on multibillion-dollar oil and gas sector, MP says.
Ardern on fossil fuels: The world's moved on
Government ministers says there must be a "just transition" away from fossil fuels.
Ardern appearance surprises petitioners
Prime Minister Ardern delays departure for state lunch to address protesters.
Waka voyage opens eyes to plastic scourge
An East Coast waka voyage has encountered a surprising amount of ocean plastic pollution.
Activists board ship in New Plymouth
Greenpeace activists have locked themselves to a ship at New Plymouth's port.
NZ urged to back bid for Earth's largest reserve
NZ is being urged to help create the largest protected area on the planet.
Come take a dip, dairy industry tells Sir Tim Smit
Dairy NZ invites the UK's Sir Tim Smit over for a dip in response to dirty river remarks.
NZ 'like a beautiful person with cancer'
Rivers so bad, Kiwis won't swim in them, conference told.
Seismic blasts 'harmful to marine life'
New recordings lay bare the underwater racket created by oil and gas industry's airguns.
Activists confirm Lawless spied on
Greenpeace says it believes spies targeted Lucy Lawless.
Greenpeace spying: Is the Govt also involved?
Russel Norman wants the Government to "categorically deny" involvement - and they have.
'We'll be back': Greenpeace pipeline protesters
Greenpeace protesters halted work at the irrigation construction site in Canterbury today.
Lucy Lawless takes icy plunge in protest
Lucy Lawless to drop into Arctic waters to protest against oil drilling
Editorial: Deal offers hope for fish stocks and crew
Fishing deal could lead to more sustainable practices and an end to labour abuse
Slug guns and slavery: Fishing cleanup
Investigations into slavery in the fishing industry behind new commitments.
Tuna giant announces deal to target illegal fishing and slavery
Major tuna products supplier to NZ commits to reforms after global environmental campaign.
Rainbow Warrior spy breaks 32-year silence
A French spy involved in the 1985 Rainbow Warrior bombing has broken her silence.
Dairy expansion 'making us sick': Greenpeace
A public health group is backing a new Greenpeace call to halt dairying expansion.
Greenpeace protesters scale crane
Greenpeace protesters make their mark ahead of Rex Tillerson's visit.