Cut petrol prices, AA urges fuel companies
The price was well over the threshold inviting Government scrutiny, says the AA.
The price was well over the threshold inviting Government scrutiny, says the AA.
Three petrol stations near Pukekohe look set to cash in on Auckland's regional fuel tax.
Government intent on dealing with petrol prices, which it says may be unreasonably high
Gull pricing analyst Rohan Mehta described the mistake as "a bit of an 'oops' moment".
New photos have been released revealing the damage to the Refining NZ pipeline.
Air NZ cutting back on ticket sales as the jet fuel crisis continues.
Petrol companies should not pass on fuel pipe costs to drivers, says AA.
Study finds more than half of Kiwis monitor the price of petrol.
The market expects annual inflation to hit two per cent, for the first time since 2011.
Air New Zealand faces a steep drop in full year profit but says tailwinds including strong tourism and flattening competition will help the company.
A global travel industry leader says air fares may have reached low point and flattening capacity and rising oil prices will see them stabilise.
Energy Minister Judith Collins expects fuel companies will cooperate with report into petrol pricing after concerns about rising fuel margins.
New Zealand inflation is set to move up into the Reserve Bank's 1 to 3 per cent range, but economists don't see it racing away just yet.
The national price of 91 petrol has topped $2 per litre, but with some stations still charging lower prices it pays to shop around.
New Zealand retail sales rose in the third quarter, led by increased spending on vehicles and fuel.
One in three motorists will drive further to buy cheaper fuel, according to a nationwide survey of our service station habits.
Petrol prices have been fluctuating over the last couple of months, but it is hard to say whether pump prices will keep falling.
Motorists and most aspiring vehicle owners are expected to benefit from an increasingly competitive car business, diving petrol prices and falling levies.
Government spends up to 20 times more money on wooing oil and gas companies to New Zealand than it does on promoting renewable energy, newly released figures show.
BP New Zealand generated its smallest earnings in more than a decade due to falling oil prices.
The Commerce Commission has indicated a timeframe on when it expects to make a decision the acquisition.
Kiwis can now use a beer byproduct to fill their cars, with a new biofuel being unveiled at an Auckland service station today.
Airline profits are expected to almost double this year to US$29.3 billion - amounting to US$8.27 per passenger carried.
The boss of a Z Energy rival says its planned acquisition of Caltex operator Chevron NZ could impact competition in the fuel market.
Producer input and output prices fell in the first quarter, reflecting lower fuel costs and weakness in prices of meat and dairy products.
Shares in Qantas surged to their highest level in more than six years after it said the global drop in oil prices would help cut its fuel bill by A$550 million ($593 million) this year.
A new report claims to have disproved a well established urban myth that petrol companies are quick to raise petrol prices, but slow to drop them when prices fall.
What people want from transport is to get from A to B as quickly, safely and cheaply as possible.
The price of oil is tumbling again, rattling an already-shaken oil industry and heralding lower prices for consumers.
Retailers are continuing to benefit from the boost to consumers' discretionary incomes from the fall in oil prices over the past year.