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    Video: Green MPs head to Copenhagen



    Green Party MPs Dr Kennedy Graham and Jeanette Fitzsimons talk about what attending the Copenhagen conference means to them personally. read more
    December 11, 2009 5:07 pm - 20 Comments
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    Economic debate gets Green voice



    TVNZ7’s much hyped economic debate (you’ve probably seen the adds by now) will have a Green voice.  Following TVNZ’s Guyon Espiner interviewing Finance Minister Bill English Green Party Co-Leader Dr Russel Norman will critique National’s first year in Government along with Roger Douglas (ACT) and David Cunliffe (Labour).  TVZN7’s economic debate screens tonight on TVNZ7 at [...] read more
    November 3, 2009 9:52 am - 16 Comments
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    Giant, Mucus-Like Sea Blobs on the Rise



    The latest climate change boogeyman fits the bill on all levels. It’s big, it’s slimy, it’s scary, and it’s on the increase because of rising temperatures due to climate change. I’ve encountered these babies myself while diving, and they are most unpleasant. Nati0nal Geographic has written them up in all their glory: Up to 124 miles (200 [...] read more
    October 14, 2009 5:00 pm - 22 Comments
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    Gingerbread Ed and the Haka



    The Gingerbread Ed and Gingerbread Haka videos deserve a viewing purely on creative grounds, not just their commercial intent. read more
    October 3, 2009 8:14 am - No Comments
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    Inspired Cycling



    The Greens are close to announcing the launch of the New Zealand Cycleway with the Government. (Watch this space.) Until then, Danny MacAskill redefines where you can ride a bicycle around the city. Is this the most beautiful cycling video you’ve ever seen? read more
    July 22, 2009 4:47 pm - 33 Comments
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    Last chance to have your say on emissions – online



    I’ll give MfE credit for one thing. If you are going to hold a Clayton’s consultation on a 2020 target, (like giving 1.4 million Aucklander’s just an hour and a half to have their say), you certainly get high marks for courage with tonight’s online webcast/consultation round. Pulling this off without a hitch would be [...] read more
    July 20, 2009 11:51 am - 23 Comments
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    The world’s most diverse seabird community needs you



    If ever there was an opportunity to protect a marine environment abundant in unique species, a growing tourism interest, and with minimal impact on fishing interests, this is it. The Subantarctic region is recognised as being of international significance. While the islands themselves enjoy considerable protection as nature reserves, little of the marine area surrounding them [...] read more
    July 9, 2009 2:00 pm - 3 Comments
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    40 percent by 2020



    Here’s a compelling video from the great people at 350.org.nz urging all of us to get off our bums and have our say at the Government’s emissions target meetings around the country over the next couple of weeks. It is vitally important that we turn out in numbers and let the Government know that the future [...] read more
    July 2, 2009 7:12 am - 58 Comments
  • Kevin Hague

    Aorere shows the way on water



    On Friday I had the opportunity to attend a celebration of the Aorere Catchment Project in Golden Bay. When I had been presenting the Green New Deal in Takaka several local people had mentioned the project to me in tones of pride, so I jumped at the chance to attend the celebration. read more
    June 29, 2009 12:50 pm - 43 Comments
  • Jeanette Fitzsimons

    Jeanette questions Salinger sacking



    By hiding behind the public service rules the minister of Research, Science and Technology has shot himself in the foot. What seemed like the safest path to a new minister may in the end prove the most embarrassing. Tuesday, with my question in the House, I tried to give Wayne Mapp an opportunity to express [...] read more
    April 30, 2009 10:55 am - 33 Comments
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