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Straterra has as an objective to improve New Zealand’s attractiveness as a destination for responsible minerals investment.

This recognises the importance of investors and investment to minerals prospecting, exploration, development and mining, whether from New Zealand or abroad. Straterra’s membership includes a number of firms specialising in financial and legal services.

Straterra welcomes inquiries from the investment community. View Straterra’s goals and policy recommendations in the Minerals Briefing Paper 2014, and learn more on Mining in NZ.

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Unethical Consumers

John Berry's opinion piece on ethical investing (Fossil fuels, palm oil and animal testing in your KiwiSaver?, Feb 8) claims that fossil fuel companies are embroiled in serious environmental violations and that investing in them is not good in terms...

Canterbury Coal Mine Closure will Raise Carbon Miles

MEDIA RELEASE Mounting consenting costs and delays leading to Bathurst Resources closing the Canterbury Coal mine will only increase New Zealand’s carbon dioxide emissions, minerals industry body Straterra says. The 100,000 tonnes a year coal producing site delivers product to Fonterra’s Darfield...

Climate Report Poses Tough Challenges for New Zealand

MEDIA RELEASE The New Zealand minerals sector looks forward to engaging with government on its task of developing feasible, practicable and effective pathways for climate change action. Straterra, the industry association representing the New Zealand minerals sector, was commenting on the draft...

Investor Centre

Straterra has as an objective to improve New Zealand’s attractiveness as a destination for responsible minerals investment.

Latest News

Unethical Consumers

Canterbury Coal Mine Closure will Raise Carbon Miles

Climate Report Poses Tough Challenges for New Zealand

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