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Trees on Crown land could offset agencies' emissions

The Government is looking into the possibility of a public sector carbon offsetting scheme to help agencies reach carbon neutrality.

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So long, Dr Ashley Bloomfield

Ashley Bloomfield's been a regular in our living rooms over the past two years. But how did a public servant become one of the most recognised faces of our Covid-19 response?

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The last, best path to 1.5 degrees

The IPCC has laid out how we can live healthier and better lives while consuming less - and says this is necessary if we genuinely want to limit warming to 1.5 degrees.

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Cabinet to consider next co-governance steps

The next steps in the Government’s plan for meeting obligations under the United Nations’ Declarations on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples are expected to be discussed at Cabinet on Monday

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Housing progress on Ihumātao land hits the wall

Progress at the disputed-land, Ihumātao, remains stalled as the Crown waits for the final members of the governance group to be appointed, writes political editor Jo Moir.

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Academics divided on their own freedoms

New research shows diverging views within academia on their freedom to debate controversial issues.

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Russia ally excluded from NZ tariff hike

While Aotearoa's allies take aim at Belarus, the Government hasn't followed.

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Infrastructure firm China Railway goes off tracks in NZ, owing money

A multibillion-dollar Chinese company quietly folded its NZ operations with nearly $800,000 in unpaid debts.

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Climate tsar joins UN net zero accountability watchdog

Climate Change Commission chair Rod Carr has been appointed to a UN panel tasked with ensuring corporate and municipal climate claims are credible and can be achieved.

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The country could be seeing red for some time yet

It could be next summer before the country returns to the green-light traffic setting, writes political editor @jo_moir

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Where are all the women-run food companies?

Newsroom's Nikki Mandow decided to only eat food made by women or women-run companies for a week. It was a lot harder than she expected.

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Supreme Court agrees to hear climate case

Profitable polluters should stop harming the poor, the vulnerable and future generations, court told.

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Progress not perfection: Companies struggle to hit gender diversity targets

Organisations striving to improve their gender pay and power gaps are battling to achieve their goals despite all the best intentions

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Contractors caught out by tax on wage subsidy

The lifeline of the Covid-19 wage subsidy is coming back to bite some who weren't prepared.

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'Nervousness' as Covid restrictions keep relaxing

As covid restrictions loosen Cabinet's reviewing the traffic light settings, but not everyone is welcoming the relaxations, writes @jo_moir

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Green MP joins fight against feedlot

Public opposition builds against plans to build huge cattle sheds near Christchurch

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SIS datasets swell without ethics oversight

The intelligence agency says data is becoming more important to its work, but it doesn't have a data ethics framework to guide decision-making after more than 18 months of policy work.

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Police watchdog alone in its review of Parliament protest

The Government has no plans to launch any additional reviews into the Parliament protest after seeing the terms of reference of the Independent Police Conduct Authority

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Questions over MP misconduct watchdog's bite

After a long wait, a conduct commissioner for politicians is closer to reality – but with no powers to make them take part in investigations.

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Hundreds of millions of dollars at stake on eve of refinery demolition

Retaining a functional oil refinery would be the least cost option for improving fuel reserves – but only if the Government moves swiftly to hold off the gas axes, writes Simon Terry.

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'Bring on the future': Hopes for RNA revolution in NZ

The Government wants to fund domestic RNA vaccine research, development and manufacturing capacity to prepare New Zealand for the next pandemic.

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Solomon Islands-China security talks add to strategic concerns in Pacific

The leak of a draft agreement has sparked fears about the militarisation of the Pacific.

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Officials under the pump over relief for diesel users

Two weeks after the Government announced relief at the petrol pump, plenty of questions still remain for diesel users, writes political editor @jo_moir

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Warning over Mackenzie development ‘goldrush’

Two years after calls for urgent action, a council is still working on Mackenzie landscape protection

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Curbing the car chaos – or just parking mad?

Auckland Transport is to begin charging $2-4 for all its park'n'rides, and has identified the first 240km of roads on which it proposes to eliminate kerbside parking.

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