Look beyond the three-month period, and offer more help, says Hospitality NZ
Look beyond the three month period, and offer more help, says Hospitality NZ.
Look beyond the three month period, and offer more help, says Hospitality NZ.
OPINION: The Government already has its eye on the next crisis.
Drivers should prepare to pay up to $4 a litre for petrol, according to the AA.
Kiwis to expect fuel prices to keep climbing as long as the war in Ukraine continues.
If oil reaches $200 a barrel, prices here could go up by 70 cents, one economist says.
Data reveals 76 per cent of all items increased in price in January, ASB senior economist Mark Smith explains what's behind the surge in costs. Video / NZ Herald
The pain at the pump continues for Kiwis as some fuels now exceed $3 a litre. AA principal advisor Terry Collins explains what’s causing the surge in prices. Video / NZ Herald
Experts warned it would happen. Now $3 a litre fuel prices have arrived.
More than half of the money collected by Auckland's fuel tax remains unspent.
It has never been more expensive to fill up your tank in New Zealand. NZ Herald Focus finds out why. Video / NZ Herald
Fuel retailer says its model is geared up for a decarbonised future.
The discount will run until midday on Thursday December 17.
New law seeks greater competition in petrol industry and cheaper prices for motorists.
The cost of filling up will increase around the country on July 1.
National says Govt should give motorists a break, with price increase due in July.
The impact of coronavirus on the oil market is a major factor behind the fuel price drop.
Oil prices have plummeted following the virus outbreak, driving down the price of fuel.
AA says motorists are paying up to 40 cents more at the pump for premium petrol.
COMMENT: The big questions are, what happens next, and where does it end?
Mark Stockdale says the AA expects fuel prices to fall at pumps around the country.
Petrol company boss and analyst say uncertainty has been removed.
The cheap prices won't last for long - from 7am Thursday until midday Friday.
Crude prices dropped 6 per cent as Saudi Arabia said repairs would take only three weeks.
Economist Cameron Bagrie warned prices could reach $3 a litre in a worst-case scenario.
Motorists at Gull Kingsland thought they would get in quick before prices surge.
Airfares could also increase as consumers await market response.
Comment: Oil industry operates in an oligopoly - largely protected from market forces.
Great Barrier residents are still paying for $3 upwards, per litre, for petrol.
The PM is vowing to act, but how far can the Government drive down fuel prices?