The Prime Minister will address New Zealand’s fuel situation at a press conference this afternoon, following a meeting of ...
New Zealand's plans to build a terminal for liquefied gas imports are in doubt. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said on Monday ...
The government has asked 50 major petroleum-consuming companies to draw up energy-saving plans. It will also recalibrate the energy mix to curb liquefied natural gas consumption, including easing ...
Instead, the public is being left with a mounting sense of dread and rising fuel prices on one hand, and a “so far so good” series of smiley face messages from the government on the other. This ...
New Zealand's plan to build a liquefied natural gas import terminal faces uncertainty, with Prime Minister Christopher Luxon ...
With Finance Minister Nicola Willis leading the response to the fuel crisis facing the nation, John MacDonald wonders if that is due to the Government not ...
It comes as supply chain data shows the last shipments of fuel from Gulf Oil for New Zealand are likely to arrive on 20 April ...
The government should start prioritising diesel allocation now as the fuel situation is getting worse, Westpac’s chief economist says. His warning comes as supply chain data from US ...
Dozens of people were hunkering down overnight in Wellington’s St Paul’s Cathedral to protest against the government’s move-on plans. About 250 people and 50 volunteers were at ...
The Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is confident fuel rationing was not yet needed. but people are already battling surging prices and localised shortages. Energy transition consultant and chair of ...
They’ve got to make it stack up and we’ll make a call.” Asked if New Zealand needed to follow Australia’s lead and underwrite fuel purchases, Luxon said he had been in ...
Dozens of people are protesting to oppose the move-on orders the government plans to introduce.
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