The Save Denniston campaign kicks into high gear
The campaign to save the Denniston Plateau from destruction is in full swing, and you and your...
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Accelerating oil and gas field decline
The International Energy Agency (IEA) reports that global oil and gas field decline is...
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The Te Awamutu Incinerator Proposal
Visualising the Fallout By Simon Gascoigne One of our greatest challenges in getting things to a...
Read MoreGentailers agree to stockpile 600,000 tonnes of climate change
PRESS RELEASE Coal Action Network today said it was appalled at today’s announced deal between gentailers to stockpile 600,000 tonnes of dirty coal as a backup for low lake levels. “The solutions to our electricity problem lie...
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Denniston Plateau Occupation, Easter 2025
Over the Easter weekend, seventy anti-mining protestors occupied the site of the proposed...
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CANA voices support for 70-strong Denniston protest, questions Bathurst Resources’ integrity
Bathurst Resources, which wants to mine 20 million tonnes of coal from the Denniston Plateau, is...
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Bathurst Resources: Poised Above The Precipice
Our first Coal Action Network Aotearoa strategy day of 2025 focused on Bathurst Resources, the...
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Keeping the pressure up against the fast-track bill: join us on June 8 in the March for Nature
The government’s Fast-Track Approvals Bill is now moving through the Select Committee...
Read MoreShane Jones throws a lump of coal to the mining lobbyists
PRESS RELEASE Coal Action Network Aotearoa (CANA), the national organisation campaigning for an end to coal mining and coal use, says Resources Minister Shane Jones needs to understand the world has moved on from the industrial...
Read MoreRod Oram: a tale of success in the Anglican church
As we struggle to come to terms with the passing of journalist Rod Oram, Jenny Campbell recalls an area of his work that deserves a mention: getting the Anglican church to divest its investments in fossil fuels. It was 2014,...
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Shane Jones, Chris Bishop, and Simeon Brown want the power to authorise mines and motorways on behalf of their mates with the click of a pen. Here’s how to fight back.
By Tim Jones What’s the Government planning to do? The recently introduced Fast-track...
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A year on from Gabrielle: are we any further on?
One year ago today, on the afternoon of February 13 2023, the rain was getting more intense, the...
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