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The biggest attack on conservation land in New Zealand’s history
How the Luxon government plans to gut the Conservation Act and open the door to selling off around 60% of all conservation land.
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Budget 2026: where are the solutions to climate, biodiversity and fuel crises?
Greenpeace is lamenting the paucity of solutions in Budget 2026 to the climate, biodiversity and fuel price crises.
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Beyond Extraction: Pathways for a 1.5°C-aligned Energy Transition with Less Minerals
A new report shows prioritising demand for minerals is crucial for a just green energy transition.
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We stood up to sand mining at Pakiri and we won
Our community stood firm for Pakiri beach. Now the beach has a chance to slowly heal itself.
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Kiwi-killing Bill 2.0: Government’s RMA reforms strip wildlife protections
Greenpeace says it has identified a “kiwi-killing clause” in the Natural Environment Bill, which is set to replace the RMA.
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The Polluters Get Paid Plan: AKA Regulatory Relief / Regulatory Takings
How the Government is pushing an extreme idea that would block environmental protection and reshape our democracy.
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How to make your submission on RMA reform: the Natural Environment Bill and Planning Bill
This is a handy guide to help you make your submission before the deadline. It covers what these Bills are, why you should submit, and how to do it.
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Mining rules rolled back – wetlands and biodiversity hotspots in the firing line
The Government confirms a major rollback of environmental protections, clearing the way for mining in and around wetlands, significant natural areas, and highly productive soils.
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Winston Peters and NZ First hand victory to ACT over corporate Bill of Rights
Despite ACT failing to pass three earlier versions of the Regulatory Standards bill, they have succeeded passing it into law today, due to the backing of NZ First and the…
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The disappearing soundtrack of nature
Imagine a world without birdsong. Just… silence. A palpable quiet filling the space where nature sounds used to be.