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We need to clean up the dirty flood of secret money into political parties
The flood of secret money flowing into political parties shows the urgent need to clean up the electoral finance rules, says Greenpeace's Russel Norman.
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Greenpeace calls for citizens assembly to reform electoral finance laws
Greenpeace is calling on all political parties to support a citizens assembly to reform electoral finance laws in light of the alarming flood of political donations threatening to drown democracy in New Zealand.
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Greenpeace recreates iconic tree protest as battle over conservation land reignites
In protest over the Conservation Amendment Bill, climbers hung a giant banner from a giant rimu tree in an ancient West Coast forest.
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Greenpeace launch legal challenge against US$2.5bn expansion by Premier Beehive parent company JBS
Greenpeace Netherlands has petitioned a Dutch court to compel agribusiness giant JBS to disclose information about a proposed expansion into Nigeria.
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WATCH: Hands off public conservation land!
Find out more about what’s at stake for conservation land in New Zealand, and what you can do about it.
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March for Nature launched to protect conservation
Greenpeace and Forest & Bird have announced a March for Nature to be held in Auckland on 19 September 2026, in defence of nature.
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Agro-Feudalism: Inside the moated castles of Big Ag
It’s impossible to find any winners in the current industrial food system… aside from a few rich blokes.
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Conservation Amendment Bill Submission Guide
This is a handy guide to help you make your submission on the Conservation Amendment Bill before the deadline: midday on 13 July.
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Why I’ll be marching for Peace on 20 June
Anti-War Aotearoa and Greenpeace are calling on Kiwis to join The March for Peace on 20 June in Auckland. I will be marching. I will be marching for many of…
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Seamount closures for world’s largest orange roughy fishery as population plummets
The New Zealand Government has announced temporary seamount closures in the world’s largest orange roughy fishery, following news that deep sea fish numbers are plummeting. The closures, set for six weeks, will mean that several seamounts will be off limits to bottom trawling. But environmentalists say the closures don’t go far enough.