New Zealand is to stage the largest international conference on marine energy in the Pacific, attracting 18 nations and showcasing the best of what is happening in this country and overseas to harness the power of the sea.

New Zealand's oil reserves have been secured for 2010, ensuring the country continues to meet its International Energy Agency (IEA) obligations, Energy and Resources Minister Gerry Brownlee announced today.

Landowners considering the potential of deriving new income from dedicated bioenergy crops have the opportunity to learn first hand from a leading international expert next month.

Passing a Green Party Bill in Parliament today would see Government taking the lead on driving a more fuel efficient and therefore cheaper vehicle fleet, said Green Party Co-Leader Russel Norman today.

Investing New Zealanders' retirement savings in a risky retail business is a poor first attempt at investment in the local market, said Green Party Co-Leader Russel Norman today.

While the powerful road transport lobby will welcome today's announcement of a $1.4 billion mixed surface and tunnel option for the Waterview motorway connection, Waterview School pupils, parents and other residents will be much less happy as many homes, parks and archaeological sites are under t

Tim Cotter, psychologist and sustainability expert is travelling home this August to urge fellow Kiwis to wake up and guard against environmental complacency.

The Greens are calling on the Government to bring back the billion dollar Green Homes Fund as part of their economic package, being discussed at today's Cabinet meeting.

22 SEPTEMBER 2008 - Philips in partnership with the Electricity Commission Deliver New Resource to Schools Nationwide.

22 July 2007 - Some commentators have blamed the large price rise in the international price price of crude oil in recent months on Opec, or the oil companies, or geopolitical uncertainty, and more recently speculation has also been blamed when investors buy commodities like oil for a limited per