Union presses case for retaining fuel tankers after Marsden Point refinery closure

By New Zealand Blog News Service Sep 2, 2021

The Maritime Union says it is important the country’s two fuel tanker ships are retained to ensure energy security when the Marsden Point refinery closes.

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