
'I've got to drive': The towns with little choice amid fuel crisis
'I think people are going to have to look at car-sharing, or going without a car.'
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
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The boost is expected to cost about $373 million and last no more than a year.
Leoni won the Labour nomination after an apparently tough grilling by members.
The poll result would leave both major blocs with 60 seats in a hung Parliament.
The research shows debt is normal for many New Zealanders, but stress remains high.
Bay of Plenty births rose 6.7% in a decade, but population jumped 16.6%.
The Greens asked Christopher Luxon make public transport free.
The cost of premium petrol has hit $4 a litre for the first time in parts of Auckland.
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Food prices are up 4.5% in a year, with beef mince now $24.46 a kilo.
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Private consumption fell 0.1%, the first drop in household spending since 2024.
Christopher Luxon said things could get worse before they get better.
The council keeps asking people with 'nothing' for more money, one councillor says.
Kiwis should prepare to pay more for fuel 'through no fault of our own': minister.
OPINION: Politicians need to front up on the tough fuel questions.
The index slipped to 94.7 in March, showing pessimists now outnumber optimists.
OPINION: More than 80,000 KiwiSaver members are currently on a savings suspension.
Community activist says people need support after a man tried to siphon petrol near a gym.
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Beef porterhouse steak now averages $44.71 a kilo, up 21.5% in a year.
"One of our forage harvesters would use over 1000 litres a day, probably 1500 litres.”
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Jared Bettridge says watermelons, apples and potatoes have rotted within days.
Petrol has risen by up to 50c a litre, adding about $23 to fill an average car.
Hospitality led the rebound, with spending jumping 2.4% or $35m.
FinCap says people are seeking help from January, not just a February rush.
The four mayors’ average increase was 8.50%.
Woolworths NZ keeps just 2.3c from every $1, with 62c going to suppliers.