Government’s fossil fuel relief fails Kiwis
The Greens say the Government’s fossil fuel relief package fails to meet the scale of the crisis, leaving many New Zealanders without meaningful support.
Fuel Crisis
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Fuel relief a start, but most Kiwis still struggling
Labour says the Government’s fuel relief announcement leaves too many New Zealanders behind, with rising petrol prices adding to an already brutal cost of living crisis.
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Greens offer National votes for fuel crisis plan
Greens offer National their votes to pass urgent fuel crisis relief, including free public transport and windfall taxes on petrol companies.
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Attacking public transport subsidies during oil crisis misunderstand how bad Trump has blundered
As oil supply tightens, NZ faces a fuel crisis. Why free public transport and rationing may be unavoidable after Trump’s Iran escalation.
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Running On Fumes: Alliance Says Coalition Has No Real Plan For Energy Security – Alliance Party
Alliance Party warns NZ fuel security is at risk, criticising reliance on foreign tankers and lack of a real energy plan.
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Luxon is lying about the illegal war in Iran – what if Nicola is also wrong about how much fuel we have?
Is the Government misleading New Zealand about the Iran war and fuel security? Rising tensions could trigger a major fuel crisis.
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Government’s response to oil crisis is pathetic – they are not preparing for worst-case scenario
The Government says it’s preparing for a worst-case fuel crisis — but critics say it’s already too late.
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Home Support Workers Must Be Front of Queue For Fuel Fix Nicola Willis – PSA
PSA says home support workers must be first in line for urgent fuel relief as rising petrol prices threaten essential care services.
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SHOCK 0.2% GDP FLATLINE! Optimistic economists and free market cheerleader journalists get it wrong again!
Economists predicted growth — reality delivered 0.2%. Here’s why the NZ economy isn’t recovering the way they claim.
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WAATEA NEWS COLUMN: It will be the Working Class, Beneficiaries, Students, Pensioners, Māori, Pasifika and Disabled who will be hurt most at the Pump
As petrol prices rise, it’s the working class, beneficiaries, Māori, Pasifika and disabled people who will carry the greatest burden.
