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A CCTV camera set up at one of the clearings has captured a picture of a man - now police want the public's help.

  The clearance of several areas of native bush within Egmont National Park/Te Papa Kura-o-Taranaki has prompted a Department of Conservation investigation. Senior Ranger Cameron Hunt says in July DOC staff became aware of several sections ...

"This person is obviously pretty organised and quite committed."

Seems that no one remembers the Oil Embargo of 1973, just 50 years ago!

A recent poll from Yale’s Program on Climate Change Communications shows yet again that Americans want to continue cooking with gas. Only 31 percent support going all electric and abandoning their gas stoves, furnaces, and other...

KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 9 — Malaysia calls for the operationalisation of the loss and damage fund for climate change to start on the right foot and to be transparent as...

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia calls for the operationalisation of the loss and damage fund for climate change to start on the right foot and to be transparen...

Land swaps between the Department of Conservation and West Coast private landowners are still on the cards.

THE governments fiscal and economic policies will help address climate change, Finance Secretary Benjamin Diokno said at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Dozens of people came to speak their minds in an effort to keep Captiva the way it is by keeping the barrier island's building height.