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This conference cannot stand, and technology capable of death and mass destruction has no place on our shores.
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A poster with a starry space background. At the top, large cut-out style black-and-white letters spell “BlockaDe”. Below, bold yellow text reads: “THE NATIONAL AEROSPACE CONFERENCE 2025!”. On the left side, there’s a halftone-style megaphone with yellow zigzag lines showing sound. To the right, large cut-out letters show the dates: “7–8th Oct”. At the bottom in yellow text: “FIND OUT MORE: BIT.LY/AEROSPACECHC” and in smaller white text: “— PEACE ACTION ŌTAUTAHI”.

The background is a starry night sky. At the top right, there is a halftone-style drone illustration. Yellow text across the center reads: “Our friends at Peace Action Ōtautahi are blockading the conference’s close links with weapons and defence companies.” “Speakers at the event include SYOS, who produces drones that are eventually used by Israel to commit war crimes.” “Another speaker is RocketLab, which launches BlackSky surveillance drones that are allegedly used for Israel’s missile strikes.” “Some of the speakers have been referred to the International Criminal Court.” At the bottom left is a halftone rocket pointing diagonally upward. The text “— PEACE ACTION ŌTAUTAHI” appears in white.

Again, the background is filled with stars. Yellow text reads: “Not only are many of these companies involved in destructive activity and violence – they also spew exceptionally high levels of climate pollution.” “350 Aotearoa’s position is clear – militarism is a climate catastrophe.” “We’ve been involved in a variety of conference blockades before, some of which have resulted in disruptions or even forced cancellations.” At the bottom of the poster is a black-and-white halftone photo of five young people standing side by side, smiling, and holding a banner.

Militirism is a climate catastrophe.
Come along to blockade of the aerospace summit next week in ōtautahi christchurch. The conference features a variety of speakers who are currently referred to the international criminal court.
Join peace action ōtautahi's blockade at tinyurl.com/BLOCKADEaero...

Breaking news banner at top with orange and blue sections. Screenshot of RNZ article headline "Government stops short of major energy shakeup, rejects asset sale" by Giles Dexter. Features image of an LNG tanker ship with spherical storage tanks on water. Caption reads "Importing LNG on a small scale in time for winter 2027 is on the table." 350 Aotearoa logo at bottom.

Dark teal background with white and orange text. Headline reads "Today's energy announcement? A damp squib." Body text explains government's plan offers band-aid fixes while energy poverty rises, mentions taxpayer money going to LNG terminals and gas fields instead of renewables, and discusses gentailer underinvestment over nearly a decade. Simple icon of an LNG storage tank in bottom right corner. 350 Aotearoa logo at bottom left.

Dark teal background with orange quote bubble containing white text. Quote from Alva Feldmeier, Co-Director 350 Aotearoa, criticizing government plan for propping up status quo. Below quote, white text states "NZ has everything it takes to lead the world in renewable energy. What's missing is political will." Lists three demands with bullet points: rapid renewable buildout plus 750MW community-owned energy by 2035, ending energy hardship for 110,000+ households, and real market reform to break up gentailer monopolies. 350 Aotearoa logo at bottom.

Orange wavy banner at top reads "Sign the petition!" Below shows petition landing page for "Energy Plan Now" campaign with text about energy crisis and lack of long-term planning. Right side shows petition form with fields for name, email, postal code, city, and country dropdown set to New Zealand. Blue "Sign Petition" button visible. Progress bar shows 971 actions so far, 1,029 needed to reach 2,000. Background image shows misty New Zealand landscape. 350 Aotearoa logo at bottom.

Today's energy announcement? A damp squib that locks us into expensive fossil fuels while families struggle with power bills.

Sign our petition calling for a 30-year Energy Plan - 350.org.nz/homegrown-en...

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…

Sign our petition calling for a 30-year Energy Plan here: 350.org.nz/homegrown-en...

Luxon’s personal letter to Hipkins appealing for ‘bipartisanship’ on key issue dismissed as ‘political stunt’ The correspondence comes at a critical time for energy developments.

Luxon wants Labour to commit to 10 years of offshore gas exploration.
Here's the reality:
❌ No major gas find in 20+ years
❌ Gas drives climate crisis
✅ Renewables are cheaper & abundant
Stop doubling down on fossil fuels. Invest in our renewable future. www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/politics/...

Local election polls are closing in less than a fortnight. Let's vote to care for our climate and our communities.

Dark blue background with dotted pattern. White text states 'New Zealand & the Pacific have the highest cost fossil fuels in the world' and 'With community solar, we can SAVE money, create jobs, and improve lives.' Yellow lightbulb icon with brain design in bottom right corner. 350 Aotearoa logo at bottom.

Light blue background with blue horizontal bars. Text reads 'We need an Energy Strategy that puts people and planet first' followed by 'Join our campaign to demand action that protects our climate and our communities!' Key words 'campaign', 'climate' and 'communities' are highlighted in orange. 350 Aotearoa logo at bottom.

Join our campaign to demand action that protects both our climate and our communities: 350.org.nz/homegrown-en...

Title slide with dark blue background and dotted pattern. Large white text reads 'THE COST OF LIVING SOLUTION THAT MAKES CLIMATE SENSE'. Illustration of a blonde woman in blue shirt reading a document with a lightbulb icon above her head. Logo shows '350 AOTEAROA' at bottom.

Light blue background with blue horizontal bars on left side. Text reads 'Rising costs are hitting households hard. Obvious solutions help the climate AND cost of living.' Orange text at bottom says 'Cue next slide...' with an illustration of a winged document. 350 Aotearoa logo at bottom

Dark blue background with dotted pattern. White text lists 'We need solutions that provide:' followed by bullet points with yellow highlighted words: 'Warmer homes & lower power bills', 'Cleaner air for whānau', 'Protection from volatile fuel price shocks', 'Keep energy spending in local communities'. 350 Aotearoa logo at bottom.

Light blue background with blue horizontal bars. Black text explains 'Community solar does all of this and more. It means harnessing free energy from the sun, and sharing it as a community. Solar costs such as installation and maintenance provide jobs in our communities, instead of those funds leaking to foreign oil companies.' 350 Aotearoa logo at bottom

The Climate Change Commission's analysis shows massive opportunities for emissions reductions that actually SAVE money while creating jobs and improving lives - especially in the electricity generation sector! It's not about spending more - it's about spending smarter.

Keep Aotearoa Incinerator Free! Why we want Aotearoa to stay incinerator-free Incinerators are a serious health hazard Incinerators release highly toxic dioxins, heavy metals, and PFAS, among other pollutants. These are some of the…

Read the full news article here:
www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/3608...
Read more about waste incineration here:
350.org.nz/why-is-waste...

Waste incineration is a disaster for public health, for communities and for the climate. We will continue backing locals who are doing an incredible job fighting these extractive corporations on the smell of an oily rag.

Sign the petition:
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The crucial public services that we all rely on are at threat. That's why we must vote!

It's time to draw the line on crappy local politics.

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We understand that caring for our planet means caring for all people. The same systems driving climate destruction are displacing communities worldwide. With Israel's war on Gaza producing emissions greater than over 100 countries, we see clearly how climate and human rights crises intersect.

Photo of people march down Queens Str. People walking away. Lot's of Palestine flags

Another big crowd photo shot. Palestine and Tino Rangatiratanga Flag

Photo of 350 volunteers walking in large protest crowd. Four people are holding a banner that reads “No Justice, No Peace” in black and red and a small 350 logo on the bottom right corner

Further away shot of crowd and federal street shot

This Saturday, we joined the March for Palestine in Auckland. While the media reported 20,000 attendees, those of us on the ground witnessed what felt like double that number, creating a powerful and peaceful demonstration of solidarity.

What you can do right now:
🚶 Join the March for Humanity, Saturday, 13th September, Gather: 9.30 am, Onepoto Domain
🇵🇸 Not in Auckland? Join your local Palestine solidarity action.
🔁 Share this post. Send to your Auckland whānau and networks

Now it's our turn. If we choose to show up in massive numbers this Saturday, the New Zealand government will feel escalated pressure to finally sanction Israel, recognise Palestinian statehood and end New Zealand's complicity in Israel's war crimes.

Here's what we know works: When climate and human rights movements unite, we're unstoppable. Mass mobilisation changes everything. Public pressure works. The Sydney Harbour Bridge march in August brought together tens of thousands and shifted the conversation.

Background image of people at a Palestine rally. Then a phone reminder pop-up that reads "Caring for the climate isn't just about protecting nature; it's about protecting people. It's about standing up for every person suffering, whether from war, climate disasters, famines, or other injustices. " with buttons that read Got it and Okay.

Photo of harbour bridge with the words Join the call to sanction israel now. March the bridge Sat 14th Sep 9.30am Onepoto domain

We know that the forces that enable a few to grow obscenely rich by wrecking the planet are the same forces that are displacing and oppressing the human rights of Palestinians. Plus, the climate impact of Israel’s war on Gaza is greater than the emissions from over a hundred countries.

🌳 ⛰️ The #DennistonPlateau is one of #Aotearoa most spectacular areas of precious wilderness. It is hard to believe that #BathurstResources wants to turn this into an open cast coal mine.

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#StopTheFastTrack #EndCoal #StopFossilFuels #ClimateJustice #ClimateCrisis #nz #EndCoal

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…

✍️ Take action now - Sign our petition for homegrown energy solutions: 350.org.nz/homegrown-en...
#EnergyJustice #Renationalisation #PowerPrices #ClimateAction #NZPolitics #EnergyDemocracy

Update: Generating Scarcity – How the gentailers hike electricity prices and halt decarbonisation Key takeaways from the report launched by 350 Aotearoa, New Zealand Council of Trade Union, and FIRST Union.

This corresponds to analysis from our reports showing gentailers distributed billions in excess dividends. While underinvesting in renewables - keeping prices high and emissions rising.

...we strongly recommend that any policies or moves of this sort are embedded and integrated in a long-term energy strategy. 🔑 One of the reasons we are in this mess is due to successive governments failing to do long-term planning that prioritises people over profit.

About 300,000 households had overdue fees added because they could not afford to pay their power bills on time last year.
We are very supportive of exploring re-nationalising the big power companies BUT...

Shane Jones calls for renationalising of power market There are increasing calls for the government to take drastic action over power prices.

📰 BREAKING: Shane Jones calls for renationalising the power market
Appears Minister Jones has read our Generating Scarcity reports and recommendations and wants his party to consider re-nationalising the gentailers as part of a massive energy market shake-up.
www.rnz.co.nz/news/politic...

Summary graphic with broken ladder illustration asking "Is the Zero Carbon Act Broken?" explaining that while legal targets remain, most supporting policies have been scrapped, making the framework non-functional like a ladder missing its rungs.

Infographic showing a broken ladder with "MISSING RUNG" labels for various discontinued New Zealand climate policies, including Climate-Related Disclosures Regime modifications, cancelled Warmer Kiwi Homes initiative, cancelled Tikanga-based agriculture programmes, paused waste management policies, and cuts to native tree carbon absorption funding and climate-focused farm services.

Infographic showing a broken ladder with "MISSING RUNG" labels for various discontinued New Zealand climate policies, including Climate-Related Disclosures Regime modifications, cancelled Warmer Kiwi Homes initiative, cancelled Tikanga-based agriculture programmes, paused waste management policies, and cuts to native tree carbon absorption funding and climate-focused farm services.

Continuation of the broken ladder infographic showing additional "missing rungs" including discontinued Future Pathways science reform, ended transport initiatives, stopped equity transition programs, halted circular economy strategy, ended energy efficiency rebates, stopped forestry programs, climate finance cuts, and Pacific climate finance reductions.

New Zealand's climate framework stands hollow - legal targets remain but the policy rungs needed to reach them have been systematically removed. A powerful reminder that legislation without implementation is just paperwork

A deeply unfair system makes it cheaper to fly than take the train; rewarding pollution and penalizing green choices. It's time for the government to make polluters pay their fair share; and invest in rail. thefutureisrail.org

Stop Denniston’s Coal Monster Bathurst's monsterous mine proposal relies on ANZ continuing to offer banking services to Bathurst. With enough pressure, we can push ANZ to phase out banking services with not only Bathurst, but all…

350.org.nz/coal - take action!

All of the pressure is adding up. Bit by bit, Bathurst's dream of opening a giant coal mine on Denniston is becoming increasingly unlikely.