Petrol prices: Kiwis 'fleeced' for a decade now
The PM is vowing to act, but how far can the Government drive down fuel prices?
The PM is vowing to act, but how far can the Government drive down fuel prices?
Kiwis will have a smile on their fuel dial with this deal!
Fuel frenzy: Two BP stations give away free petrol. Video / Supplied
More official interest rate cuts are in store despite an expected lift in the quarter CPI.
Fuel prices aren't budging in the central city a week on from Waitomo opening.
Clear divide between full service and low cost models.
Good news for drivers as oil prices have repeated 2018 mid-year slump.
Kiwis will have to go elsewhere for their Smartfuel discounts.
Government needs to determine whether the big oil companies are in genuine competition.
Gull is gearing up to open service stations in the South Island.
The national carrier has launched $19 one-way fares on its Grabaseat platform.
The City of Sails has not seen prices this low since June.
Government has begun the official process of investigating the petrol industry.
The Commence Minister said the market regulator is "no stranger to pressure"
From 7am today until midday tomorrow, fuel pumps at Gull around the nation will be busy.
Spending on back office, marketing and work travel will be cut, and more savings likely.
Kiwi drivers can now rejoice as Waitomo pumps are dropping its fuel prices to $2 a litre.
Petrol pump consoles and keypads out of action after vandalism.
Economy Hub: How long will pain at the pump last and what will it mean for the economy?
Jacinda Ardern: I made decision about no more regional fuel taxes well before yesterday.
Bill passes third reading, empowering Commerce Commission to investigate fuel companies.
Jacinda Ardern said she can guarantee no other regional fuel taxes while she is PM.
Waitomo Group is delivering much-needed competition to Wellington.
PM says Nats should support bill if it is worried about 39c rise.
Fossil fuel buyers should get used to the idea that prices will rise, writes Brian Fallow.
Fuel prices around the country are causing headaches for Kiwi families around the country.
Parallel to the rising cost of fuel, more people are leaving without paying for fuel.
PM hints the supermarket sector may be looked into by the Commerce Commission.
Higher fuel costs will affect the price of nearly everything.