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Commerce Commission says motorists are being charged an extra $15 million annually due to 'rockets and feathers' petrol pricing and wants fuel companies to drop their prices after the Auckland Regional Fuel Tax goes in July

A consumer watchdog says motorists are losing out because retailers quickly raise fuel prices, but are slow to slam the brakes on when global oil prices...

Fuel competition isn't working as well as it could

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The Commerce Commission's latest analysis of fuel monitoring data shows retailers are quick to put fuel prices up in response to increased costs, but

Fuel competition isn't working as well as it could

Delays in dropping petrol prices are costing drivers $15 million a year, the Commerce Commission says.

Unstaffed petrol stations are on average 6 cents per litre cheaper than those with staff.

No staff but cheaper gas? The Commerce Commission says unstaffed petrol stations offer genuine savings for Kiwi motorists. Commissioner Bryan Chapple said...