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Taking a stand to close the retirement savings gender gap

Kiri Shannon•9 Aug 2022

Z is making changes to its KiwiSaver offering as it works to help close the retirement savings gender gap in New Zealand.

Z confirms closure of Te Kora Hou biofuels plant

Alex Coogan-Reeves•25 Jul 2022

Mike Bennetts, Chief Executive of Z Energy (Z), has confirmed the company’s decision to permanently close its Biofuels plant, Te Kora Hou and exit production of biodiesel at the site.

Good in the Hood is back for 2022

Kiri Shannon•1 Jul 2022

Z Energy (Z) is pleased to announce the return of its flagship community programme ‘Good in the Hood’ – which will give away $1 million to local charities and community…

Wellbeing at Z

Kiri Shannon•27 Jun 2022

Thanks to our philosophy of putting wellbeing at the front and centre of work, Z has been named as a finalist in the NZ Energy Excellence Awards.

Reconnecting with nature in honour of Matariki

•16 Jun 2022

Z's wishing all New Zealanders Mānawatia a Matariki by donating 20,000 native trees in partnership with Trees That Count.

Z Energy and NZ Police partnering up to keep Kiwis safe

•3 Jun 2022

This Queen’s Birthday weekend, Z Energy (Z) and the New Zealand Police are partnering up to encourage drivers to keep safe on their journeys no matter where they are headed…

Accelerating the journey to net zero

Microsoft New Zealand•26 May 2022

This story was originally published by Microsoft New Zealand for their report 'Accelerating the Journey to Net Zero'.

Refreshing the 'destination between destinations'

•13 May 2022

With customers’ tastes changing and store layouts needing to adapt, Z has embarked on a plan to refresh the look and feel of our retail sites.  

Rolleston EV Chargers open for business

•12 May 2022

Z Rolleston has opened its new fast EV chargers, with the capacity to charge up to four electric vehicles at the same time.

Moving with the times to get out of the petrol business

•4 Apr 2022

Z's launched its latest brand campaign titled Moving with the times, representing the New Zealand of today, and the direction it is heading.