350 Aotearoa

New Zealanders have a proud history of a values-based foreign policy. We cannot let this slide.

As the world holds its breath watching the start of yet another destructive, carbon-intensive war - 350 urges the government to do what we can to stand against militarism and warmongering.

We cannot allow ourselves to lose our shared humanity.

War is not only a horrific killing machine. It is also a climate disaster; Israel’s war on Gaza spewed more climate pollution than over a hundred countries.

No change to government's LNG plans after global price spike Labour says it is naive to rely on LNG.

There's only one reason; this government is completely captured by the fossil fuel industry.

It's time for a government that is focused on delivering clean, affordable energy - not protecting the interests of their corporate mates.

LNG gas prices have risen by 50% in Europe, and almost 40% in Asia.

Why would the government pay well over a billion dollars for the privilege of exposing New Zealanders to erratic overseas gas prices?
www.rnz.co.nz/news/political/588528/no-change-to-government-s-lng-plans-after-global-price-spike

Stop Denniston’s Coal Monster

As this cheeky video makes clear, there's a zillion reasons why ANZ should refuse to support Bathurst's monstrous coal mine, slap bang in the middle of Kiwi habitat.

Share this video - and together let's pressure ANZ to do the right thing.
350.org.nz/coal

No bank; no mine.

In 2026, ANZ has a historic opportunity to end their relationship with risky fossil fuel expansion once and for all. Without access to banking services - Bathurst Resources' house-of-cards proposed Denniston mine could be stopped dead in its tracks.

Event poster with 350 and Everybody Eats Logo and Fundraising Auction Dinner in 7 days. Tickets via link in bio or post. Friday 6th March, 6.30pm - 9pm at Everybody Eats Onehunga

photo collage of previous auction night showing food, people sitting and smiling, and volunteers serving food

Photo collage with musicians and people mingling

photo collage with Everybody Eats staff and 350 people

7 days to go until our epic 350 Auction Dinner at Everybody Eats. Tickets are selling fast, secure yours now: events.humanitix.com/350-aotearoa...

Here's a clue - it has something to do with our petition against a 20-million tonne coal mine.. 350.org.nz/coal

Here's a quick teaser of something very special that will be coming to you this monday!
What do you think is going on?!? Keep an eye on 350's socials, where all will be revealed...🤔 ⁉️ 🏦 ❌️

Get Involved How much time do you have?

Let's make this a one-term government.
350.org.nz/get-involved

..Our rivers will keep being poisoned, attacks on Māori will escalate & the 3000 annual deaths from air pollution will only increase. The now-shaky Denniston coal proposal will become a near certainty, & we can say goodbye to quality public transport we all need to get to where we live, work & play.

.Our role at 350 is not to beat around the bush in empty hopes of gaining the ear of those political parties captured by corporate interests whose buisness model is built on polluting our air, waterways and climate. If this government wins a second term, our emissions will skyrocket...

Environmental and climate considerations will lose focus and priority - with compromises made before advice ever reaches ministers.

It's worth noting that some of the powers MfE and its agents currently hold will be merged into a new mega-entity. It's clear that the new entity will have to trade off environmental responsibilities against a wide variety of other aspects they have to consider.

This picture says all you need to know about this government's approach to the environment we all rely on.

A line has been crossed - on the environment, on Te Tiriti and on democracy.

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Fuel climate action before the tax year ends! We believe in a safe climate and a better future — a just, prosperous, and equitable world built with the power of ordinary people. Help us get there!

Can’t make it? You can still support our EOFY fundraiser by chipping in to help us hit our $20,000 goal before March 31st here: act.350.org/donate/donat...

350 Aotearoa x Everybody Eats Auction Dinner 2026 Join us for a fun night filled with a mouthwatering menu by Everybody Eats, and incredible auction prices.

Grab your tickets now for a 3-course meal, live music, and a night of inspiring conversation.
🎟️ Tickets ($80): [https://events.humanitix.com/350-aotearoa-x-everybody-eats-auction-dinner-2026 ] 📍 Where: Everybody Eats, Onehunga 📅 When: 6:30 PM, Friday, 6th March 2026

With the election approaching, your support is helping us strengthen community leadership and challenge fossil fuel expansion. Because we refuse to accept money from governments or harmful industries, we rely on our incredible grassroots network to keep us independent and effective.

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Part 1 of our 350 Aotearoa Auction Catalogue is LIVE! 🥂✨

We are just weeks away from our Auction Dinner on Friday, 6th March, at Everybody Eats in Onehunga. This is more than just a dinner; it’s the engine room for our 2026 climate justice work.

It's time for Luxon's government to break up with the Denniston coal monster.

350.org.nz/coal

pic of seymour and luxon kissing, with the words: dump your toxic politician

anz and bathurst logos with hearts and the words: anz its time to break up with fossil fuels

national: end your toxic relationships with fossilfuels. screen shows hearts and oil barrals ec

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Homegrown Energy New Zealand families are struggling with sky-high power bills while we have no long-term energy plan. It's time to demand a 30-year Energy Strategy that puts people before profits. Sign the petition 👇...

If you want to reject Luxon's deal, join us:

350.org.nz/homegrown-en...
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Deal or No Deal?

Homegrown Energy New Zealand families are struggling with sky-high power bills while we have no long-term energy plan. It's time to demand a 30-year Energy Strategy that puts people before profits. Sign the petition 👇...

350.org.nz/homegrown-en...

A large LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) ship is docked in a port, with gas storage tanks and industrial facilities in the background. The headline reads: “Breaking News – A Lifeline for Gas, a Bill for Households – the LNG Levy Nobody Asked For.” The image is branded with the logo of 350 Aotearoa.

Text on a background of an LNG port: “The Government’s lack of imagination is thanks to fossil fuel lobbyists like Energy Resources Aotearoa, who are doing everything they can to lock expensive gas into the system for decades to come,” “While Ministers are busy listening to sweet nothings from gas executives, the public still hasn’t been told what meaningful discussions were held with Taranaki iwi before deciding to turn their coastline into an imported gas terminal. We’re socialising the costs of gas so a handful of industrial users can delay change.” – Alva Feldmeier, 350 Aotearoa Co-Director

Text on a background of an LNG terminal: “We are appalled at the government’s decision to build an unaffordable, gas-emitting, highly explosive LNG plant, likely right next to a marine reserve and popular beach in the middle of our major city. This is the complete opposite of what energy transition off fossil fuels looks like, and our communities will fight this all the way. New Plymouth is the sunniest place in the country. The government should be investing in decentralised affordable solar power generation, building energy efficiency, public transport and local economies instead.” – Tuhi Ao Bailey from Climate Justice Taranaki

Text on a background of an LNG facility: “Let’s be clear about what has been announced here: a tax on every New Zealander’s power bill to subsidise fossil fuel giants to import the most expensive fuel source you could find rather than transitioning a few industrial players to free up more gas supply.” “Government policy and funding should be driving the transition towards cleaner and more affordable energy, not subsidising fuels of the past that are harming people and planet.” – Alex Johnston, Common Grace Co-Director

The government's annoucement to underwrite a Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) import terminal in Taranaki is a “lifeline for gas” that prioritises fossil fuel interests over a just transition for communities.
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We reackon the Govts lack of imagination is thanks to fossil fuel lobbyists like Energy Resources Aotearoa, who are doing everything they can to lock expensive gas into the system for decades to come. Today's decision was timed in order for Ministers to attend the annual fossil fuel lobbyist brekky!

While Ministers listen to sweet nothings from gas executives, the public still hasn’t been told what meaningful discussions were held with Taranaki iwi before deciding to turn their coastline into a gas terminal. We’re socialising the costs of gas so a handful of industrial users can delay change.

PR: A Lifeline for Gas, a Bill for Households – the LNG Levy Nobody Asked For 9 Feb 2026 – Taranaki locals, affordable energy advocates and climate justice organisations are condemning the Government’s announcement to underwrite a Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) import terminal in ...

Check out comments from not only us, but also Common Grace and Climate Justice Taranaki. We are keen to hear what others think about the decision - let us know in the comments!

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PR: A Lifeline for Gas, a Bill for Households – the LNG Levy Nobody Asked For 9 Feb 2026 – Taranaki locals, affordable energy advocates and climate justice organisations are condemning the Government’s announcement to underwrite a Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) import terminal in ...

The government's annoucement to underwrite a Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) import terminal in Taranaki is a “lifeline for gas” that prioritises fossil fuel interests over a just transition for communities.

Read our full response:
350.org.nz/pr-reactions...