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THE HOUSE: When was the last gas bonanza?
Friday 11 May 18 12:00pm
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THE WEEK IN PARLIAMENT |
THE GOVERNMENT'S ban on new oil and gas exploration permits, threats to restrict the number of cows and charging applicants for the cost of inquiries for marine consents were all on Parliament’s agenda this week.
On Tuesday, National’s New Plymouth MP Jonathan Young asked energy minister Megan Woods when the last significant discovery of hydrocarbons was in New Zealand.
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