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How and why NZ could be drawn into the Iran war – and the high stakes involved
OPINION: NZ is among 22 nations weighing a mission to secure the Strait of Hormuz.
IEA chief 'ready to move forward' with additional oil release 'when necessary'
Fatih Birol said that there was 'still a significant amount of oil in our stocks'.
Diesel crunch coming: MBIE to update data after showing diesel stocks could decline to 11.3 days
The Government has announced a temporary $50-a-week increase to the In-Work Tax Credit.
Two service stations run out of 91 petrol in Gisborne
The Z service station on Gladstone Rd and the Pak’nSave fuel stop on Cobden St had no 91.
First concrete evidence of surge in EV sales with Iran crisis
PLUS: Market leader sells out and a lobby group calls for lower road user charges for EVs.
Diesel price surge forces freight firms to add fuel surcharges nationwide
Higher diesel now adds almost $14m a day to national fuel costs, James Smith says.
Fuel squeeze: Flight schools and farm pilots hit in avgas price shock
One operator says he's hunkering down and wondering when he'll have to raise charges.
'We need a plan now': Ministry weighs remote learning as fuel crisis deepens
Unions met ministry officials today as remote and hybrid-learning plans are scoped.
Editorial: Luxon and Willis and in a lose-lose situation. We should keep calm and carry on
OPINION: The temporary fuel relief measures will likely be attacked by both sides.
'The rainy day is here': Why pressure is on Govt to go further on fuel pain
From April 7, about 143,000 working families will receive an extra $50 a week.
About 140,000 families to get $50 a week to help with high fuel prices
The boost is expected to cost about $373 million and last no more than a year.
Energy crisis: How to max your fuel efficiency when driving
Experts say smarter driving habits can cut your fuel use by up to 20%.
$50m plan to double the number of public EV chargers
The $52.7m loans will help fund 2574 new public charge points nationwide.
Green Party suggests axing infrastructure projects for temporary free public transport and relief payments
The Greens asked Christopher Luxon make public transport free.
Gaspy moves to tighten fuel-cost reporting amid petrol price panic
The cost of premium petrol has hit $4 a litre for the first time in parts of Auckland.
Auckland public transport use hits 7-year high as fuel prices surge
Tuesday’s services carried 7000 more trips than the previous record day.
Govt preparing NZ for 'worst-case scenario' amid war, fuel prices to rise further
Christopher Luxon said things could get worse before they get better.
Richard Prebble: Is New Zealand betting too much on 'paper' oil reserves?
OPINION: Politicians need to front up on the tough fuel questions.
Petrol jumps 10c in days as pumps run dry, Kiwis hunt for cheapest fuel
New Zealand holds 32.8 days of petrol, with 25.2 more days en route.
'No!!!!': New motorway toll proposal vexes public
Light vehicles face tolls from $1.50 to $4.50, with heavy vehicles up to $9.
'We need to be really measured and calm': Fuel chief moves to ease shortage fears
Channel Infrastructure has 300 million litres of fuel stored at Marsden Point.
The main roads where next tranche of average-speed cameras will be rolled out
The trial camera in Matakana has garnered $9000 in fines its first three months.
Slip clean‑up: Drivers warned to expect delays in Waioweka Gorge today
Slip-protection barriers are now full after fresh debris overwhelmed them.
Price breakdown shows if it is cheaper to use public transport
Several petrol stations have run dry while 91 octane has pushed past $3 a litre.
'When will this stop?': Drivers planning cutbacks as fuel continues to soar
Petrol has risen by up to 50c a litre, adding about $23 to fill an average car.
Letters: This year's Six Nations is showing us how rugby should be played
OPINION: Several readers supported Bruce Cotterill's opinion that there is a TVNZ bias.
No need to panic-buy: Minister moves to calm fuel-shortage fears
Nicola Willis says New Zealand still has about 50 days of fuel supply.
Gull petrol stations run dry again as fuel prices surge past $3 a litre
Some Gull sites in West Auckland have put up 'no fuel' signs after queues.
'People change it to be annoying': Gaspy users accuse 'spies' of fake fuel prices
The Commerce Commission has urged drivers to use Gaspy to find the cheapest fuel.