Graphic for Rito Tōrangapū showing the 350 logo and four zine covers displayed in a row. Text reads “Swipe to learn more about our resources” and “Sharing skills and knowledge to build stronger, more resilient communities.”

Slide with the 350 logo. Text reads: “We keep seeing climate-fuelled storms happening more often and with more severity. It is a reminder that we must get ready to support one another through these crises.”

Slide with the 350 logo. Text reads: “Rito Tōrangapū was born from the understanding that the climate justice and Indigenous justice movements are inherently linked, but often disconnected. Our goal is to share information and skills that strengthen our communities and help us move forward together.”

Slide with the 350 logo. Text reads: “Our zines are now available: Mapping Your Streets, First Aid, My Rights Around Police, Security Culture 101. Download the zines: 350.org.nz/rt/.”

Rito Tōrangapū shares skills and resources to strengthen communities.

Zines:
⭐ Mapping Your Streets
⭐ First Aid
⭐ My Rights Around Police
⭐ Security Culture 101

Share and pass on these resources with your community.

Download the zines: 350.org.nz/rt/

"Text slide with 350 logo: 'Not everybody needs to climb a coal bucket to stop a coal mine. There are so many ways to get involved in the campaign.'"

Text reads: “Here’s one example of a beautiful knitted and crafted project full of love that helps spread the campaign message to protect Denniston.” Background shows a person wearing a kiwi costume surrounded by knitted animals.

Slide shows close-up photos of knitted and crocheted projects, including small animals and colorful patterns.

Text reads: “Other ways to contribute!”. Background shows handmade “Love Letters to Denniston” displayed, featuring colorful paper and messages of support.

Not everyone needs to climb a coal bucket to stop a coal mine ⛏️

There are so many ways to get involved — from crafts to spreading the word. Every action counts!

Swipe to see how people are taking a stand — what will your contribution be?

Sign the petition here: 350.org.nz/coal/#petition

Illustration of houses with solar panels and wind turbines under a partly cloudy sky with sun. Title reads Our Power, Our Future: Why Aotearoa Deserves a National Energy Strategy. 350 logo in bottom corner. Banner in corner says Report now live.

🌱 Our Power, Our Future is live.

Aotearoa needs an energy system that is affordable, secure, and renewable.

The report shows how to:
⭐ Boost renewables
⭐ Protect communities from energy poverty
⭐ Fix market failures

Explore the report: 350.org.nz/homegrown-en...

Fuel crisis: Auckland mayor says government should promote public transport over driving Wayne Brown says those struggling with soaring petrol prices should be taking public transport, not getting an extra $50 a week.

Read the RNZ article at

www.rnz.co.nz/news/nationa...

To fund the transition, we need better, fairer taxes that make big companies and the uber-rich contribute their fair share.

It doesn't have to be either/or. We need the government to fund better climate-safe infrastructure long-term (such as fast, frequent and free public transport) AND in the meantime communities need support in the transition.

Text invites viewers to RSVP to an Energy Report Launch Webinar for “Our Power, Our Future,” calling for a 30-year energy strategy for Aotearoa. Event details: Tuesday, 31 March 2026, 7–8pm, online via Zoom. Includes “Be part of Aotearoa’s energy future” and “RSVP at the link in caption,” with the 350 logo.

⚡ Join us Tues 31 March for our Energy Report Launch

“Our Power, Our Future” calls for a 30-year, people-first energy strategy for Aotearoa — because the current system isn’t working for communities.

🕖 7–8pm | Zoom
👉 RSVP: act.350.org/signup/our-p...

Photo of a phone held up in front of participants at the High Court holding a laundry line. The phone screen shows a video call with multiple members of Parliament.

Photo of a phone held up against a sign while people hold it. The sign reads: “The High Court is airing out this government’s dirty laundry.”

Two people performing a song on a video call to members of Parliament, with one person playing guitar.

Dozens of us came together and zoomed into Parliament to deliver our people-powered oral submission against the government's proposed RMA changes, which would undermine Te Tiriti, slash environmental protections and give handouts to big polluters.
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350.org.nz/submission-p...

it's time for NZ to do our fair share in the global fight against climate change. Getting off fossil fuels would means NZers would be less exposed to oil volatility. Instead of sending over $20 billion overseas to fossil fuel companies every year, let's produce clean, homegrown energy here in NZ.

We can understand why the Minister is too embarrased to show up - this government's climate record is completely undefendable! They slashed over thirty policies from the Emissions Reduction Plan, and replaced actual emission cuts with questionable offsets from pine trees

Despite Parliament being just a 70-second walk away from the High Court, Climate Minister Simon Watt's couldn't be bothered to turn up to defend himself in Court today. His laywers will be attempting to defend the (lack of) credibility in the Minister's Emissions Reduction Plan.

Government's climate change plans go to the High Court Climate advocates argue the government broke the law when it dismantled dozens of climate policies, before consulting the public.

READ MORE: www.rnz.co.nz/news/environ...

This photo shows a small protest gathering outside a modern glass government building, likely in a civic or institutional area. The group is standing beneath a green metal-framed glass canopy that covers the entrance walkway. The architecture behind them is contemporary, with large glass panels and visible interior corridors. Main banner At the front of the group, several people are holding a long black banner stretched across the width of the entrance. In large white block letters it reads: “KEEP THE CARBON IN THE GROUND.” The banner is about chest height and spans almost the entire group, making it the most visually dominant element in the image. Protest “laundry line” Behind the banner is a clothesline-style display where protest messages are written on pieces of cloth and hung like laundry using pegs. This creates a visual metaphor of “airing dirty laundry.”

#BREAKING: The government is in the High Court, defending an undefendable climate record.

We are airing out the govenrment's dirty laundry outside the Court, with laundry items representing the dozens of climate and environmental policies scrapped by Luxon’s government.

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.

newsroom.co.nz/2026/02/17/g...

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...