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10 August 2026

Auditor-General urged to launch inquiry into plans to build LNG terminal

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Auditor-General urged to launch inquiry into plans to build LNG terminal

There are clear questions about whether it the terminal is worth the money, says the group which includes Consumer NZ, Lawyers for Climate Action and the Sustainable Business Network.

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