New Zealand Herald
Owners of the leaking gas pipeline, Maui Developments, say the buck stops with them. While Auckland-based utilities company Vector is contracted to maintain the 307km pipeline, Don Gray, a spokesman for Maui Developments, said it was doing everything...
New Zealand Herald
The gas leak in the Maui pipeline is wiping out economic gains from the Rugby World Cup as restaurants and thousands of other businesses are told to cut fuel use, say economists and industry lobbies. And almost 10,000 schoolchildren are being kept...
New Zealand Herald
Bodies are being returned to grieving families after funerals because crematoriums cannot operate due to the leak from the Maui gas pipeline. Crematorium furnaces across Auckland were shut yesterday, and families were left to either store the bodies...
New Zealand Herald
Dairy farmer Stew Wadey said he nearly cried when he drained 4000 litres of milk into his effluent ponds yesterday morning. The Matamata farmer's milk was not picked up by Fonterra on Tuesday night and he had to empty a large vat to make way for the...
New Zealand Herald
The disruption caused by the Maui pipeline leak looks set to cost businesses millions and throw affected companies headlong into time-consuming insurance negotiations. And some firms are already saying they may seek compensation for their losses from...
Newstalk ZB
Geotechnical engineers have been working overnight to dig up the affected part of the pipeline in a remote area north of New Plymouth. The outage is affecting between 2,500 and 3,500 commercial customers in the upper North Island, including dairy...