In Amsterdam there was an orang-utan flashmob ... things are getting interesting!

Adrian Leason was one of the three ploughshares activists acquitted by a jury recently in the Waihopi Spy base story. Following the verdict, Leason summed up what has been a long and proud history of non-violent direct action in New Zealand: Read more >

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The NZ economy is founded on a clean, green reputation, yet Prime Minister John Key and his National Government is seriously endangering that reputation. Firstly by increasing NZ's catch quota  of critically endangered bluefin tuna, then by supportin... Read more >

Greenpeace NZ oceans campaigner Karli Thomas sums up the state of the whales campaign. Read more >

Despite (and thanks to) Nestle's attempt to supress our Kit Kat video it has now been viewed around  750,000 and over 100,000 e-mails have been sent to Nestlé.

Yet Mr. Bulcke is failing to address the concerns that people like you have raised about ... Read more >

Remember the good old days when we tried to save the whales? Well those days are back, and there's a shirt to prove it. While the whales have never been completely safe there has, at least, been a moratorium on commercial whaling since 1986. But no... Read more >

There was a brilliant cartoon in the Weekend Herald just gone. It showed New Zealand’s conservation lands as a young damsel, dressed up in a pretty green frock and bonnet. And nearby, a lecherous, plump Gerry Brownlee, ensuring her: “there’s no reason... Read more >

Well, great work everyone! You've taken our Kit Kat campaign and made it your own and we have stood back in awe of it all.

In only 20 hours 13 or more versions of the video uploaded by you have had 40,000 views on Youtube.com and another 104.000 on... Read more >