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Bryde’s whale death reignites Hauraki Gulf protection calls
Ports of Auckland fights battles on many fronts, most notably with its workforce in recent months, and it has diced with Aucklanders’ view of …
Aussie miner’s fresh moves on Buller plans
Perth-based Bathurst Resources is ramping up coal production from its Cascade mine as it awaits project approvals for its major development of the South …
Solid’s solid earnings outlook
Forsyth Barr analysis says Solid Energy’s profits are on track to rise by as much as 96% over the next five years. The company …
Pollution has massive cost in Europe
The European Environment Agency warns air pollution caused more than 100bn euros in health and environmental damage, highlighting the need for more renewables sources …
More dangerous goods aboard stricken Rena
More bungling on the Rena was revealed last week when Maritime NZ announced an urgent investigation into the late disclosure by the Mediterranean Shipping …
After 12 years on the front line in politics Simon Power concluded Parliament is too often afraid to tackle the “tough issues” for fear …
Arctic ozone hole expands rapidly
A huge hole which appeared in the ozone layer above the Arctic is the largest recorded in the Northern Hemisphere, triggering worries the event …
Research to help eroding sand dunes
Residential property management company Quinovic and the Dunes Restoration Trust of NZ have established a post-graduate Study Award to help combat the wide scale …
Investors not yet mad for EnergyMad
Eco-lightbulb manufacturer and marketer Energy Mad is extending its initial public offering to October 12, having failed to reach its minimum capital requirement of …
Environment Minister Nick Smith is signalling electricity generators, the transport fuel sector and major stationary energy users such as steel, aluminium, cement and glass …
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