Category: Aotearoa
Denniston Plateau Occupation, Easter 2025
Over the Easter weekend, seventy anti-mining protestors occupied the site of the proposed...
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High Noon in Aotearoa, Part 2
In our last episode, Sheriff Cabinet Ministers, in the wild west town of Aotearoa, turned away...
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High Noon in Aotearoa, Part 1
It was high noon in the wild west town of Aotearoa. Sheriff Cabinet Ministers was busy at his...
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CANA activist’s protest trial gets worldwide attention
Photo credit: BMahalski / Wikimedia (CC BY-SA 4.0) Long-term CANA member Rosemary Penwarden gained...
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Help Save the Denniston Plateau!
Please sign our petition to protect this unique natural landscape, the Denniston Plateau, to stop...
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Takitumu Mine Occupation, May 2022
IN THE HEART OF THE BEAST: CLIMATE ACTION AT THE COAL FACE Guest post by Silvia Purdie On Monday 2...
Read MoreCANA Summerfest Postponed
Unfortunately, due to a range of factors including COVID, personal commitments and everything else that’s happening in Southland, we’ve decided not to hold CANA’s Summerfest 2022 in January near Gore as...
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Petition: No New Fossil Fuel Permits or Expansions in Aotearoa
Campaign created by Climate Justice Taranaki, Coal Action Network Aotearoa, Taranaki Energy Watch...
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Protest Fonterra, New Zealand’s Worst Polluter, this Friday, 28th May 2021
AUCKLAND PROTEST: Victoria Park, cnr Halsey & Fanshawe St, opposite Fonterra HQ at 109...
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CLIMATE ACTION FOR AOTEAROA – CANA SUBMISSION TO THE CLIMATE CHANGE COMMISSION, MARCH 2021
All That Summer All that summer we sailed the drowned isthmus, Miramar Island bulking east. Diving...
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Guide to making a submission on the Climate Change Commission’s draft Advice to Government
A number of groups have put their ideas together and created a submission guide/template to help...
Read MoreIt’s coal’s turn on the ash heap of history
CANA member Tim Jones has an excellent op-ed in Newsroom: “Governments around the world are announcing phase-out dates for coal. It’s time New Zealand stopped dragging the chain…”
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