NEW ZEALAND

Maui told to improve pipeline plan

THE New Zealand government has ordered Maui Developments Ltd, owner of the Maui pipeline that ruptured north of New Plymouth last October, to develop an improved management plan for the whole line by mid-2013.

A just-released government report says the pipeline remains at risk from further landslides or erosion at 59 different locations, with 11 considered high risk. Maui Developments Ltd - owned by field...

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