The 2015 revised edition of CANA’s report Jobs After Coal: A Just Transition for New Zealand Communities was released on the 2nd of May, in conjunction with a speech CANA organising group member Jeanette Fitzsimons gave at the...
Read MoreRosemary Penwarden writes: Coal Action Network Aotearoa’s Jobs After Coal report (PDF, 3Mb) has been a couple of years in the making. Writing it was like one of those relays where you hand the baton to the next person, they go...
Read MoreUPDATE:Â Change of venue for Dunedin event on 29 July – now in Archway Lecture Theatre 2!After the excellent reception given to CANA’s report Jobs After Coal at the Wellington launch in May, and a Christchurch event...
Read MoreCoal Action Network Aotearoa is launching a major new report – and you’re invited to the launch event. Where: Wellington When: Thursday 22 May, 12.30-1.30pm Venue:Â Victoria University of Wellington, Pipitea Campus,...
Read MoreThis Opinion Editorial by Coal Action Network Spokesperson Kristin Gillies recently featured in the Greymouth Star and the Southland Times: Many things get excused in the name of the economy. The government claims to want a...
Read MoreThe WWF-New Zealand commissioned report A View to the South: Potential Low Carbon Growth Opportunities for the Southern Region Economy (PDF, 1.07 MB) is being launched tonight in Invercargill at a reception for business leaders,...
Read MoreThis week, CANA had a Perspective Piece in the Christchurch Press in response to a pro-coal-mining piece from Chris Baker of Straterra, the mining industry lobby group. We submitted the article as “Straterra Can’t Spin...
Read MoreOne of the ways the mining industry tries to win over local communities is by promising wealth and jobs. In fact, coal mining makes communities poorer, not richer. At the Community Day of the Keep the Coal in the Hole Summer...
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