NEW ZEALAND

Law change saves Maui's bacon

NEW Zealand's parliament has hurried through an amendment to its petroleum laws to allow Shell to continue operating the nation's largest and most important gas field.

In an embarrassing legal oversight, the existing petroleum code would have forced the Shell-Todd Oil Services joint venture from continuing to produce from the giant Taranaki Basin field after June 28...

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