New Zealand
Canterbury freshwater debate draws hundreds as region grapples with nitrate surge
Expert says that an orphan lamb almost died after drinking formula made with well water.
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Government changes climate law to prevent lawsuits
Mike Smith, whose case has now been blocked, says the move is unprecedented.
Protesters who scaled 15-storey Fonterra building cost dairy giant almost $300k
The activists have now been sentenced for the protest, which saw some abseil the building.
Fonterra, Greenpeace settle over misleading '100% New Zealand grass-fed' butter claims
Greenpeace filed a lawsuit against Fonterra in 2024 over what it called 'greenwashing'.
Police called in after PM's electorate office targeted in protest with Trump images, US flags
Greenpeace says it is behind the protest against a proposed minerals deal with the US.
'It's proof': New coral evidence clashes with Govt's South Pacific trawling plan
Footage identified 350 coral and sponge species on the Lord Howe Rise.
Mayor criticises vandalism of Rakaia fish statue
Rakaia's iconic salmon statue has been defaced by Greenpeace protesters. Video / Ryan Bridge Today
Greenpeace protest targets revamped Rakaia salmon statue
This year's Rakaia salmon contest will run without anyone catching fish.
Norovirus hits Olympics opener as Milan-Cortina Games get under way
Four Finnish players fall ill with norovirus, postponing Canada v Finland.
How Ruakākā's new hydrogen hub is cutting carbon before it even opens
Construction will take just three months and create work for about 50 people.
Government to unveil radical overhaul of RMA today, slashing consent requirements
The announcement will be made shortly after 1pm.
Rangatahi Māori take the lead in climate action series
Each episode follows young Māori creating local solutions to global warming.
ECan mulls 'nitrate emergency' declaration
The motion to declare a 'nitrate emergency' has drawn criticism from Government ministers.
'Ocean killer': Protester arrested after boarding Nelson fishing vessel
Two Greenpeace activists scaled a Talley's fishing trawler at the port around 8am.
'He was lying': How top politician gave green light to Rainbow Warrior bombing
French President Francois Mitterrand approved the secret operation, says journalist.
'Pretty kinky': How black pantyhose helped NZ police nail French spies
Scientists linked a pair of stockings bought in Paris to the 1985 Rainbow Warrior bombing.
Greenpeace on the decision to reverse NZ oil and gas exploration ban
Greenpeace Executive Director Russel Norman joins Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW on the Government's decision to overturn ban on oil and gas exploration.
'Courage is contagious': The return of the Rainbow Warrior and other Auckland news
Opinion: Love this City looks at Auckland Council and other city news of the week.
Auckland Dawn Service held to commemorate the 'Rainbow Warrior'
Ryan bridge speaks to Niamh O'Flynn from Greenpeace as Auckland holds a Dawn service for the Rainbow Warrior Anniversary. Video / Herald Now
Former Rainbow Warrior cook Margaret Mills looks back on the bombing 40 years on
Former Rainbow Warrior cook Margaret Mills on the 40th anniversary of Rainbow Warrior sinking. Video / Herald NOW
'They wanted to send a message': Rainbow Warrior bomber speaks out
Combat diver Jean-Luc Kister explains how France's 1985 attack failed in every way.
'None of the signs' – the odd behaviour that gave Rainbow Warrior bombers away
NZ police had no evidence but could see two captured French spies weren't newlyweds.
The day France attacked NZ: Spies, lies and bombing an anti-nuclear boat in Auckland
New podcast Rainbow Warrior: A Forgotten History reveals political moves behind bombing.
'Game-changer': $56.4m irrigation funding unveiled
“It strengthens water resilience and unlocks new economic opportunities."