Jon Duffy: Consumer New Zealand Chief Executive says $3 a litre petrol will hurt everyone, particularly low incomes
Early Edition with Ryan Bridge · Newstalk ZB
February 8, 20223m 29s
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Show Notes
More pain at the pump is on its way, as petrol prices continue to climb.
It's thought 91 could reach $3 a litre soon, and stay there this year.
The National Party is calling on Auckland's regional fuel tax to be scrapped.
Consumer New Zealand Chief Executive Jon Duffy told Kate Hawkesby $3 a litre will hurt everyone, but particularly those on low or fixed incomes.
“Bear in mind this is in combination with high rents, high food prices and rising inflation generally, so everything is getting more expensive for people.”
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It's thought 91 could reach $3 a litre soon, and stay there this year.
The National Party is calling on Auckland's regional fuel tax to be scrapped.
Consumer New Zealand Chief Executive Jon Duffy told Kate Hawkesby $3 a litre will hurt everyone, but particularly those on low or fixed incomes.
“Bear in mind this is in combination with high rents, high food prices and rising inflation generally, so everything is getting more expensive for people.”
LISTEN ABOVE
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