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NEW ZEALAND

NZ oilies play the waiting game

OILIES are wondering just how much international interest there is in the government's 2012 New Zealand petroleum blocks offer that closed last Monday.

Energy and Resources Minister Phil Heatley told the 2012 New Zealand Petroleum Summit last month that there was "strong international interest" and "good domestic interest" in the 23 new blocks on offer...

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