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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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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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.
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National, ACT + NZF too frightened to act on petrol prices crisis because they are still criticising Covid response
Rising petrol prices expose National, ACT and NZF’s failure to act, as global conflict and energy shocks hit New Zealand households.
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TOP Announces $1.5 Billion ‘Teal Deal’ for Young New Zealanders
TOP’s $1.5B Teal Deal aims to give young Kiwis a fair start — with healthcare, transport and a savings boost.
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Dave Macpherson: National Party shows hypocritical Christmas Grinch approach to Waikato’s transport needs
“I was present in the meeting with Minister Bridges and heard him make positive comments about a potential rail service“,
“So to hear the Party’s current Transport spokesperson turn around and oppose the rail service, shows he is either out of tune, or alternatively, out of communication with his own leader.”
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The only way to get Aucklanders out of their cars onto public transport (and it’s not bloody pets)
Your pet is your responsibility, not my obligation to have to put up with on board a moving fucking vehicle.
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Ummmm, let me get this straight, if there’s a fuel tax, you’ll stop driving in Auckland?
Herald readers are revolting over plans to raise a fuel tax in Auckland, and they are saying they will leave the city…
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Auckland Transport screw Santa
Another total failure by Auckland Transport, the ‘Council Controlled Organisation’ that has no actual Council Control over it.
