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New Zealand ends offshore exploration

'For future generations'

New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern first flagged further regulation on the oil and gas industry last year when she announced the government would no longer be granting offshore exploration permits.

The controversial bill passed 63 votes for, and 55 votes against at the third reading of the proposed legislation, however the National Party has sworn to reverse the ban which they claim was "rammed...

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