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Air NZ overhauls emission targets: How more sustainable fuel could power future flights

Airline says overseas turmoil doesn't change its goal to slash emissions.

On The Up: Duo turning harakeke waste into carbon-fibre alternative

Ben and William started the project while at university, turning into a global opportunity

Uber Eats NZ launches green packaging guide for restaurants

It features a unique traffic light system which will rank partners on their packaging.

'Life in all places’: Showing Bay's thriving underwater world to a new generation

The 'middle of nowhere' turns into the middle of everywhere - just dip your head under.

‘The energy you don’t use’: Ikea’s green strategy for NZ launch

Karen Pflug emphasises collaboration to reduce waste and drive sustainability.

The hotels with the highest usage of power, water and waste

Hotels in Nelson/Marlborough use over 250,000 litres of water annually per room.

1995 to 2025: Best friends and co-owners of Hamilton's Rocket Coffee earn spot in global list

Never having drunk it before he was unaware that “coffee doesn’t come all ready to drink”.

Court again rejects ministry's management plan for Northland's cray fishery

The judge found the revised proposal did not address an urgent marine crisis.

'We could change the world': Turning greenhouse gas into green fuel

Air New Zealand eyeing the New York company's synthetic fuel to cut its emissions

Air NZ using fuel from waste fat to power flights across the Pacific

The airline renews its push for mandates for sustainable fuel but Govt is on the fence.

Sustainable Business and Finance: Time for a frank conversation

Pressure likely to emerge for NZ to up its climate finance contributions.

Sustainable Business and Finance: Foodstuffs is prepared for any weather event

Foodstuffs says it has strong networks and protocols to react efficiently to emergencies.

Transitioning to the new net zero

The evolving risk environment for corporate climate action.

Building a cleantech economy

New technologies that reduce carbon emissions reach across a range of industry sectors.

Infratil invests in clean tech, healthcare, and renewable energy to meet ESG goals

Infratil encourages all its companies to focus on ESG issues and manage them well.

Richard Harman: What’s obvious to Blind Freddy

OPINION: The emphasis has shifted from environmental protection to resource development.