The government’s Marine and Coastal Areas Act overhaul has been attacked as a serious step backwards for Māori rights.<br /> <br />...

Researchers say decline in phytoplankton suggests weakened planetary capacity to absorb carbon dioxide The world’s oceans are losing their greenness owing to global heating, according to a study that suggests our planet’s capacity to absorb carbon dioxide could be weakening. The change in the palette of the seas is caused by a decline of phytoplankton, the tiny marine creatures that are responsible for nearly half of the biosphere’s productivity. Continue reading...

There’s little evidence our mandatory cycle laws improve overall safety, and quite a bit of evidence suggesting they’re doing more harm than good.

'That’s what we do as Palestinians – we turn grief into fuel and feed others with what little we have left.'

Renowned musician Don McGlashan confronted the Cabinet minister over his comments at the event on Thursday night.

Beware libertarians bearing gifts

Under urgency and with no public consultation, the Government has changed the Wildlife Act 1953, directly threatening at-risk indigenous species. This action undermines a High Court ruling protecting ...

Aotearoa loves a good haka – as long as it’s on a rugby field and not the floor of parliament.

'If the ministry is unable to provide us with something fit for purpose, it is not my job to compound the harm it will cause to my students, but to protect them from it.'

ALT: a woman in a black gown says i 'm proud of you

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