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Machu Picchu open to additional 700 a day after year of protests

The raising of the cap on visitors has received mixed reactions from tour operators.

Ethically Kate presents tips to reduce Christmas Day wrapping waste

From cutting down on wrapping rubbish to crafty alternatives and thoughtful gifts.

Ethically Kate: 15 simple ways to have a more sustainable summer

Naked breakfast? Kate Hall explains why streamlining Christmas can still be fun.

Contact Energy wins Sustainability Leadership Award at Deloitte Top 200

Contact has a long-standing commitment to sustainability.

Up close with giants: What it's like to stand beside Hawke's Bay's 'most expensive project'

Amid eye-watering winds, 1100m above sea level, stands a remarkable engineering project.

Three Kiwi sustainable swimwear brands to watch, including the world’s first zero-waste label

The fashion industry has been known as the second-biggest polluter in the world.

Lifetime of products is shrinking - NZ needs 'right to repair’

OPINION: It's easier to throw away products than fix them. Are new laws the answer?

Why Emirates' latest A380 test flight is an aviation breakthrough

The flight could pave the way for the future adoption of 100 per cent Saf.

Taupō's new all-electric bus charges into service

Taupō's new bus is set to electrify public transport in the town.

Can I really put 'compostable' coffee cups in my compost?

The answer might inspire you to never use those cups ever again.

Chance to rethink waste for Recycling Week

How good are your recycling habits?

Trust pumps $10m into housing, Māori development, move to high-wage economy

"We’re looking at ways we can maximise the impact we’re having."

Is the future of travel set inside virtual reality?

According to a new report, travel is currently "an unsustainable industry".

Editorial: Has tourism become a dirty word?

OPINION: Sector is recovering, but international spending only half that before Covid.

Editorial: Making the most of micro-mobility

The e-scooter transport exemption has been renewed for five years.

Lego ditches oil-free bricks in sustainability setback

Financial Times: Lego says the new material would have a bigger carbon footprint.

Helen Clark joins distinguished international group

Helen Clark is now one of The Elders, a group set up by Nelson Mandela.

Council navigates uncharted waters as Bay of Islands fishing ban formally adopted

There are some exceptions to the rules, which include kina harvesting and tikanga.