Literacy remains a debilitating issue for many Kiwi, but there is help – and hope – at hand. 

The Rural Youth and Adult Literacy Trust (RYALT), a charity based in Port Waikato, one of many Kiwi community groups to receive funding through the Z Energy (Z) Good in the Hood programme, estimates that one in 10 adults and teenagers have difficulty with literacy. 

Z Energy (Z) provided a document to Government in 2024 summarising Z’s views on the implications of the Smith v Fonterra case and the potential role of legislation.

What does it actually take to keep fuel moving during global disruption?

As the world grapples with the ongoing impact of war in Iran on fuel prices, Z Energy has been working hard to keep its supply chain in place.

In a new opinion piece for Newsroom, Z Energy CEO Lindis reflects on recent global shocks and what they mean for New Zealand’s fuel security and why resilience, planning and strong supply chains matter more than ever.

Every year, the Z Energy (Z) graduate programme offers five promising young people the chance to take up generalist graduate roles that rotate across different areas of the business, giving them the opportunity to gain new skills, uncover their strengths, and see where they thrive.