Greenpeace Slams Govt LNG Terminal Commitment
Greenpeace says Luxon’s Government is doubling down on an expensive LNG terminal despite soaring gas prices, climate warnings and evidence renewable energy would cost billions less.
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Pacific fuel emergency exposes hidden fossil fuel costs
Pacific leaders have declared a fuel emergency as new 350.org research claims fossil fuels are draining households worldwide through hidden subsidies, health costs and climate damage.
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NZ Fuel Crisis & Climate Storms: Debbie Ngarewa-Packer on Māori Communities Under Pressure
Fuel prices explode, storms keep coming, and once again Māori communities are left to fend for themselves. Debbie Ngarewa-Packer joins 1-on-1 in 10 for a hard look at who pays when government planning collapses.
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Greens push National Electrification Plan for NZ
The Greens aren’t just talking climate — they’re saying electrify everything or keep paying for global chaos at the pump and on your power bill.
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LNG modelling NZ: Ombudsman complaint over secrecy
You’re being asked to fund a $2.7B LNG project — but the Government won’t show you the modelling behind it. So what are they hiding?
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We Must Act Now On Energy Sovereignty – Every Household Is Paying The Price
Every day, millions leave New Zealand to pay for fossil fuels — and households are picking up the bill. So why aren’t we fixing it?
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Lawyers For Climate Action Welcomes Any Suggestion That Government Is Reconsidering Its LNG Import Facility – Lawyers for Climate Action
The Government says LNG must “stack up” — but won’t show the maths. Meanwhile, cheaper renewable options are sitting right there.
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Fuel, Fish and Fairness – The Opportunity Party
From fuel to fisheries to democracy, TOP says New Zealand needs long-term solutions — not short-term fixes.
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Free workshops to help community in fuel crisis – Climate Justice Taranaki
Free climate workshops in Taranaki aim to help communities respond to the fuel crisis and build local resilience.
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Why NZ Is Better Placed for the Energy Crisis
New Zealand’s renewable grid and EV uptake mean it’s far better placed than the 1970s — and even Australia — to weather the Iran war oil shock
