All articles by Rhiannon Mackie
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Watch the livestream – The Great Freshwater Debate!
We'll be livestreaming the Great Freshwater Debate on October 19th - find the link to the livestream on this page.
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Election candidates to debate fresh water in Christchurch
Greenpeace has announced that it will host an election debate on fresh water in Christchurch on October 19th, titled ‘the Great Freshwater Debate’.
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Fonterra profits, rural families pay the price
Fonterra has announced a whopping $3.4 billion in profits, while rural communities can't safely drink the water coming out of their kitchen taps.
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Environment Canterbury throws rural NZ ‘under the tractor’
Greenpeace says Environment Canterbury (ECan) has thrown rural households ‘under the tractor’ on the nitrate crisis.
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Updated numbers: 35k marched for nature
More than 35 thousand people joined today’s March for Nature, to demand that the Government scrap the Conservation Amendment Bill.
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Opportunity climate policy a step in the right direction
Greenpeace Aotearoa has welcomed Opportunity’s policy to cut agricultural methane as a vital step toward tackling NZ's biggest source of pollution.
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ADVISORY: Thousands set to March for Nature in Auckland tomorrow
Thousands are expected to take to the streets of Auckland tomorrow to march for nature, in protest of the Conservation Amendment Bill.
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Greenpeace says Govt has forsaken rural New Zealanders as new ECan maps reconfirm state of nitrate emergency
Greenpeace says that the Government has forsaken rural New Zealanders, as new Environment Canterbury maps reconfirm region's nitrate emergency.
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UNEP report: ‘Govt is driving us off a cliff’ on climate crisis
A UN report reveals that the world is set to exceed 1.5 degrees of global warming, as Greenpeace condemns the NZ Govt for pouring fuel on the climate fire.
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Greenpeace pledges to prevent construction of Aussie-owned coal-powered fertiliser factory
Greenpeace Aotearoa has pledged to oppose a proposed coal-powered fertiliser factory from being built in Southland.








