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Te Hāpua residents are now paying as much as $180 to get to the nearest town, Kaitāia.
OPINION: When the Māui gas platform closes this year, dry-year power shortages may loom.
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Petrol prices jumped 32.8% in March, lifting transport costs by 9.2% in 30 days.
The ministry said levels remain well above the minimum requirements.
Meg O'Neill took charge in early April to drive a recovery plan. Now it's made $6.4b.
Nicola Willis says it'll be funded out of the Govt's budgeted operation allowance.
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OPINION: Pacific nations that depend on diesel face risks amid the Middle East crisis.
Truckers urge the Government to fast-track a plan to let heavier loads hit the road.
Despite a dip in fuel levels, the Government maintains the fluctuations are normal.
Phase 2 measures of National Fuel Response Plan to be ready by end of month if required.
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OPINION: The Reserve Bank warns inflation could reach 4.2% in the June quarter.
New York Times: Australia faces pressure for gas windfall tax as households’ bills jump.
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Airlines already under pressure before Iran war have taken hits from soaring fuel prices.
There had been 100 more petrol drive-offs reported to police each week.
Stats NZ data shows petrol prices have risen by nearly 19% and diesel 43% in a month.
Households could be feeling the pinch of higher fuel prices for a while longer.
Work at Marsden Pt is running up to seven days a week to finish the project by May 31.
The theft follows recent diesel raids in Waikato and Marton involving thousands of litres.
EV registrations have nearly doubled on this time last year.
The ministry's data shows 51.2 days of petrol and 41.6 days of diesel as of April 19.
Daily Panama Canal traffic rose from 34 ships in January to 37 in March.
Petrol prices jumped 18.6% in March, while diesel prices soared 42.6%.
Construction is bleak, with 28% of firms expecting conditions to worsen.
Police found 11 jerry cans able to hold 20 litres each during a search of the man's home.
Some locals want tuatua limits at Tauroa eased, citing abundance due to good management.