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Who would have thought that prominent conservationists and leading members of Japan's fishing industry could come together under the banner "Marine Reserves for Sustainable Sushi? Or that one of the speakers used to... Read more >

Youtube and One News have teamed up to present a political debate where you can submit questions via video to be played to leaders Helen Clark and John Key in the debate.

So far the best is this bedraggled polar bear in a Grey Lynn swimming pool, calli... Read more >

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I'm a big fan of protest stickers; 'GE Free NZ', 'Save Tazzies Forests', Greenpeace Supporter', 'One Less Car'... my bike, my diary, my fridge, they’re all covered i... Read more >

It’s not quite snakes on planes, but Greenpeace’s new advertising campaign featuring cows on buses certainly gives new meaning to the term “movable feast” (if you’re not a vegetarian that is). The ads are intended to highlight the work we’re doing on ... Read more >

   - Originally posted by Brian over at Greenpeace International

So, Japan has a new government. For all of us who have been single-mindedly pursuing a complete end to whaling for decades now, there's only one question that matters: what does this mea... Read more >

Population: The real inconvenient truth

In 1972, Ben and Dorothy Metcalfe from the budding Greenpeace Foundation in Canada attended the world's first UN Conference on the Human Environment, in Stockholm, where they succeeded in putting nuclear bomb t... Read more >