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Petroleum Logistics and AeroShell join hands in NZ as the Only official Distributor 2019 Petroleum Logistics is proud to be selected as the “only official” AeroShell Distributor for New Zealand from January 2019 on wards. The team at Petroleum Logistics are very proud of this achievement and have worked very hard over the past 18 months.  Watch this space as Petroleum Logistics continues  to grow and  further invest into the Aviation Market. Be it aircraft piston engine oils, turbine engine oils, greases or hydraulic fluids, AeroShell has one of the most comprehensive and proven range of aviation lubricant products. Contact...

Jo Warren (GOfuel fuelcard team) supported the NZ Hot Rod Association at their stand at this year’s Beach Hop - New Zealand’s number 1 Nostalgia Festival that celebrates the best of the 50’s & 60’s!  The Beach Hop is held in the beautiful seaside resort of Whangamata on the Paradise Coast, Coromandel Peninsula, North Island, New Zealand. NZHRA members enjoy GOfuel special discounts on their fuelcards and oils/lubes.Click here for more details. A special hit at the show was our Gulf Classic 20w50 Motor Oil for Classic cars. To find out more about the Beach Hop, check out www.beachhop.co.nz.

GOfuel sponsored the Ladies in the annual Squadron Ladies Fishing Day and entered a prize winning team this month. Competition categories were simple: Largest Snapper, Closest to the Average, largest other species and the best photos of the day. The boundaries were set with teams not allowed to go any further north than the areas between Browns Bay, Rakino Island and the Motuihe Channel. All three teams had a fantastic day out on the water and caught a healthy number of fish. A highlight of the day was a large pod of common dolphins that joined us near Rakino Island....

GOfuel sponsored Jerry Rowley and Matt Bailey, two friends from Wanaka, in the recent Targa New Zealand Rally. The high speed race covered 4250 kilometres over nine days and the pair were delighted to claim first on the GT2 production, two wheel drive section for cars up to two litres.   They were both determined to break the 200km mark in their two litre Toyota 86 and thanks to smart driving and unusual steps, they hit 203. They finished 28th out of the 51 cars that completed the event. Next October Targa will be in the South Island.  

The Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron are taking the America’s Cup, the oldest trophy in international sport, on a national tour of the regions to give as many New Zealanders the chance to see the trophy in person. Starting in the north at the Taipa Sailing Club and working its way down country all the way to the Bluff Yacht Club in Bluff, the team will be using GOfuel’s Mobil, BP and Z fuel cards for their fill ups en route. With discounted rates, nationwide service stations accepting the cards plus zero fees, this leaves the team more time to...