RNZ·3 min read·medium
Should NZ follow Australia's lead and increase fuel reserves? AA says no
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RNZ | Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa
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The New Zealand Automobile Association (AA) has advised against increasing the country's fuel reserves, despite Australia's recent move to boost its own supply. The AA argues that New Zealand's current supply agreements are sufficient for its economic needs.
Shipments of 3.2 billion litres of fuel are on their way to Australia, which will boost the country's fuel reserve up to 46 days of petrol, 39 days of diesel, and 34 days of jet fuel.
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