You think Letterman made him famous abroad? Sign On is working equally hard to boost Prime Minister John Key's profile offshore. Thanks to the campaign, his name is appearing on iconic statues the world over, from Sweden to Norway to...

Q) What do past PMs, the Father of Wellington, a naked man teetering over water and a dog have in common? A) They're all doin' it for the cause! Overnight blue casts have popped up on iconic Wellington statues. Could this be the...

My name is Dan - and I do this thing called Huffer - and we have partnered with Greenpeace, and their SIGN ON campaign to help encourage John Key to commit to 40% lower emissions from this killer country called: New Zealand. I...

A few hours ago, John Key announced the Government’s emission reduction target for Copenhagen. In a nutshell it ain't good. And with all due respect to the Government, we are accepting it as no more than an opening gambit. In terms...

If the phrase “40 by 2020” was foreign to New Zealanders last week, it’s certainly likely to mean more to them now. From TVNZ’s Q and A programme, to last night’s 6 o’clock news, to Newstalk ZB’s breakfast show, to all the major daily...

...which makes the rationale for National’s just- announced road building bonanza ridiculous. National argues that building roads is better for the environment because if you build a new road/expand an existing road there will be less...

Don't flush our climate down the John “We will not gain anything today or in the months ahead if we become lost in hand-wringing and crystal-ball gazing about how bad things are or could be… What we do know is that we are in...

New Zealand’s environment is bruised. Since National came to power, it has been dealt some nasty blows. Our clean green brand is reeling, black and blue from disrespect and shoddy treatment. And today it was blindsided with the...

Don’t Flush The Climate Down The John Proceedings for the 'Parliament's Speech from the Throne' began this morning with Greenpeace activists filling the Beehive front lawn with an ironic message the Government should remember. ...