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NZ taxpayers will need to find almost $900 million for decommissioning share, government confirms.

Haydn Black

While the industry met in New Plymouth this week to discuss its future, NZ's first offshore decommissioning job in the Tui area looks to have been delayed with the entry of late-life specialist Tamarind...

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