Voting for Your FutureMonday, August 29, 2005
ECO, Forest and Bird and Greenpeace New Zealand today launched the Vote for the Environment’s rating of political parties’ environment and conservation policies ahead of the elections ...(more)

Labour's fisheries policy gets mostly thumbs up from GreenpeaceMonday, August 29, 2005
Today Greenpeace congratulated the Minister of Fisheries for taking the issue of bottom trawling and New Zealand's role in governance of international waters seriously, following the release of Labour's Fisheries Policy.  ...(more)

Conservation and environment organizations launch voters’ guideSaturday, August 27, 2005
Environment and Conservation Organisations of New Zealand (ECO), Forest and Bird and Greenpeace will be launching a voters’ guide to where political parties stand on conservation and environment issues as the centre-piece of their ‘Vote for the Environment’ campaign. ...(more)

National all wrong again on climate tax cutTuesday, August 23, 2005
Greenpeace today condemned National’s plan to axe the carbon tax as part of their tax package announced yesterday. ...(more)

Labour challenged to make environment 7th pledgeSaturday, August 20, 2005
Three national environmental organisations have challenged the Labour Party to make their seventh pledge an environmental one. ...(more)

National: leading us backwards on energyFriday, August 19, 2005
Greenpeace today condemned National's new energy policy as backward and dangerous as it ignores renewable energy and the reality of climate change. ...(more)

National's fisheries policy will lead to further fishing job lossesMonday, June 20, 2005
The National Party's fisheries policy is likely to lead to greater destruction of the marine environment, more fisheries collapses and therefore further fishing industry job losses, according to Forest and Bird. ...(more)