GAS

Greymouth sends pipeline around disputed site

GREYMOUTH Petroleum has nearly finished a new pipeline route for exporting gas from the onshore Taranaki, New Zealand, Kowhai field that bypasses a site held sacred by Maori.

Last month some members of the Otarauoa hapu (sub-tribe) of the Ngati Mari iwi (tribe) blockaded access to the Kowhai-A1R wellsite at Tikorangi, inland from the north Taranaki town of Waitara. The group...

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