Climate change has many effects, but one of the most significant will feature for the first time at COP28 – its impact on human health, says Alistair Woodward, Professor at the School of Population Health at the University of Auckland. Now under way in Dubai, the
Ahead of COP26, the UN Climate Change Summit, the UK and Beam have launched an exciting partnership in Australia and New Zealand. The partnership will raise awareness of the importance of reducing carbon emissions caused by fossil-fuelled travel and encourage Australians and New Zealanders to
Latest Gen Less research reveals that in spite of climate-related extreme weather events and the latest IPCC report, Kiwis aren’t taking enough meaningful action to help mitigate climate change. New campaign aims to show New Zealanders the collective power we have in shaping the future through
Whether you enjoy your coffee black or with a touch of oat milk, International Coffee Day is all about celebrating this much-loved beverage and the growers behind it! Looking at some of the easy ways we can support coffee growers and farmers in the Pacific
PRODUCED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH GOOD AND DILMAH. New Zealand’s number one black tea maker does a power of good for people and the environment. Merrill J. Fernando of Dilmah Tea prefers to just do it - and not talk about it. However, New Zealand now has a view
On New Year 2020, New Zealand woke up to an apocalyptic, mustard-coloured sky, and in the haze of bushfires a sense of foreboding was felt by many around the country. It was as though we were being offered a window into a terrifying future, one that
Recently, parents have had to explain some pretty big stuff to their kids, from “why can’t we go to the playground?” to “what’s a global pandemic?” The impulse to protect our children from troubling truths can be powerful. So what do parents do when confronted with slower-moving
Sisters are doing it for themselves in rural Vanuatu, using their entrepreneurial skills to create a better future for their families. Words: Kelsey-Rae Taylor. Photography: Artur Francisco Rural communities across the Pacific are facing huge challenges to their traditional ways of life due to the increasingly chaotic
