Deadly, gale-force gusts have wiped out electricity for thousands – here’s what you need to know

It's good news that New Zealand finally has a plan – even if it doesn't say who should pay for the costs ahead.

The weakened targets are 'practical and fair', says the government. What do others think?

If dire warnings from scientists haven’t been enough to shift governments into meaningful action, perhaps the stark reality of uninsurability will.

A group of Pacific law students took a climate change case all the way to the International Court of Justice – and won.

Keeping people in Buller – and keeping them safe from flooding and coastal erosion – will be big tasks for the next mayor.

Worsening climate change means more New Zealanders may have this emotional and financial toll ahead of them.

As the climate warms, restoring native bush to Christchurch's vulnerable Port Hills becomes ever more crucial.

After all, if there's one thing they love, it's personal responsibility.

'Climate change does not start with degrees of warming or ticking clock analogies or a fear of the apocalypse. It begins with whakapapa.'

Why a new way of counting methane could put New Zealand's climate targets at risk.

The ‘serious game’ that reflects New Zealand’s flooded future.

Sometimes flood management is about letting flooding happen, but in the places where it will do the least damage.

Climate activists say this is only the first step in resisting the fast-tracked mining expansion.

How can we talk about disaster risk management and risk reduction when we have no idea what's going on?