Greenpeace
Greenpeace rejects foreign trust link
In Parliament yesterday, the Prime Minister John Key went on the front foot over the Panama Papers, armed with the IRD's initial analysis of the documents. Audio
Greenpeace defends against criticism it supports polar bear hunting
Greenpeace is denying claims it's endorsing polar bear hunting in the Arctic. Audio
Greenpeace rejects claims it supports polar bear hunts
An environment group is accusing Greenpeace and World Wildlife Fund of racism for supporting the hunting of polar bears. Audio
Greenpeace criticised for endorsing hunting of polar bears
Greenpeace and the World Wildlife Fund are being criticised for endorsing the hunting of polar bears. Audio
Ruataniwha
Greenpeace New Zealand blocking the entrance to ACC's Wellington building on Molesworth Street this morning with six tonnes of dairy sewage because of future despoliation of the environment from the… Audio
Greenpeace dumps cow urine in Ruataniwha protest
Greenpeace has dumped cow urine at the entrances to ACC's old Wellington head office in protest over the Ruataniwha irrigation scheme. Audio
Dairy sewage used outside ACC HQ in protest
Greenpeace has dumped six thousand litres of dairy cow effluent outside the ACC head office on Lambton Quay in protest against the Corporation's investment in the Ruataniwha dam. Audio
Ruataniwha dam 'doomed' - Greenpeace
Plans to build the Ruataniwha dam must be ditched for the sake of the environment and the economy, Greenpeace says.
Greenpeace day of disobedience to protest deep sea drilling
Protesters are blocking the entrance to Sky City in Auckland where an international oil conference is being held. Audio
International Arbitration
The developments in international litigation systems that are promoting justice for small and medium sized businesses - with international arbitrator and litigator Gary Born, known best for acting as… Audio
Toxic tents
Greenpeace is warning of nasties lurking within the waterproofing of some tents. Professor of Chemistry Allan Blackman explains. Audio
Greenpeace says block offer shows industry in decline
The oil industry says a sharp fall in the number of companies wanting to explore in New Zealand does not mean the country has no future as an oil producer. Audio
Govt policies 'don't meet global goal of 1.5°C'
Environmental groups say the government will have to backtrack on some of its policies in order to meet commitments it has agreed to in Paris.
Protests ahead of Paris talks on climate change
Greenpeace kicked off a week of protests ahead of world leaders meeting in Paris to talk about climate change. Audio
Great New Zealand Concerts - Rainbow Warrior 1986
Marsden Wharf Auckland, 10 July 1985, just before midnight, two explosions tore through the hull of the Greenpeace flagship Rainbow Warrior. Today we remember a concert held to raise funds for a… Audio
Greenpeace Action - Siana Fitzjohn
Police have arrested two Greenpeace activists who boarded the Government research ship Tangaroa in Wellington in protest at it being used to search for oil. But three other activists remain secured… Audio
NZ inextricably linked to Indonesian fires - Greenpeace
Greenpeace says New Zealand is inextricably linked to the Indonesian land-clearing fires that are sending a dense haze across vast expanses of South-East Asia and destroying wildlife habitats. Audio
Greenpeace tackle Fonterra on palm kernel expeller use
Fonterra is being asked to prove its use of palm kernel expeller is not fuelling rainforest fires in Indonesia.
New Zealander protesting dugong extinction in Japan
A New Zealander is part of a group going toe-to-toe with the United States military and the Japanese government over a rare sea mammal. Audio
Some contrition from protester fined for scaling Beehive
One of the protesters convicted of scaling Parliament buildings in June says he's sorry their action has cost the tax payer more than 36-thousand dollars. Audio