Pānui Newsletters

In this week’s Pānui, Lorde’s new album is zero carbon as well as Solar Power, we’ve got some essential Covid reading, and we spoke with Chorus (pre-lockdown) about its award-winning programmes to support employee wellbeing.

In this week’s Pānui, we publish our Annul Snapshot, we welcome DLA Piper, and SBC members are recognised for their reporting achievements.

In this week’s Pānui, IPCC report released, Naylor Love divert construction waste from landfill, and Countdown opens Auckland’s first Green Star supermarket.

In this week’s Pānui, Christchurch Airport lead an international conversation, Genesis adds a new wind farm, and Ports of Auckland gets Japanese investment in hydrogen.

In this week’s Pānui, Z Energy’s Rainbow Employee Network, Fonterra and ANZCO announce they are leaving coal behind, and LIC discusses breeding more sustainable cows

In this week’s Pānui, Contact and Meridian want to develop the world’s greenest hydrogen plant, Stuff’s new video series Hot Air Sucks!, and Nespresso takes the most sustainable coffee company award.

In this week’s Pānui, how Silver Fern Farms will become the world’s most sustainable meat company, TIA takes ownership in sustainable tourism pilot programme, and ESP wins Service Provider of the Year.

In this week’s Pānui, no more coal for Silver Fern farms, a new report on the power potential of organic waste, and going green with Ecostore

In this week’s Pānui, SBC and SkyCity discuss getting inspired in the diversity space, an interview on Ports of Auckland’s sustainability journey, and Colmar Brunton integrates with Kantar.

In this week’s Pānui, Countdown opens its greenest store ever, check out Stuff’s email course on sustainability, and read a great Q&A from Toitu

In this week’s Pānui, registrations are open for the Climate Change & Business Conference, ASB launches sustainability loans, and Contact sets more ambitious targets.

In this week’s Pānui, the Climate Change Commission’s report goes public, opportunity for engagement with MoT, and SBC members named as Diversity Awards finalists