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Why is natural gas important?
Gas helps to fill the gap in meeting energy demand when the wind doesn’t blow, the sun does not shine, and when lake levels are low.
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Gas fires: the timeless appeal of flames with modern control and convenience
Warmth, light, and beautiful aesthetics – humans have been gathering around fires for over a million years. Despite all the alternatives, we’re still choosing to install fires in our newest homes to this day.
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How to cook the perfect steak
Cooking the perfect steak on a gas BBQ, grill or hob is an art that combines technique, quality ingredients, and a bit of patience. Whether you're a novice with a cast iron pan on the stove top or a BBQ maestro, following these steps will ensure your steak is juicy, delicious and cooked to perfection.
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Unlimited hot water showers: The perfect post-sport weekend comfort
Imagine this: it’s the end of an action-packed morning watching your kids sports game from the sidelines. If you’ve been cheering and shivering in the New Zealand winter chill, or perhaps even the rain, one thing is certain – a long, hot shower is the perfect remedy.
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Dog jumped in the pond or rolled in the mud? Here is the ultimate guide on how to wash your dog
As dog owners, we've all experienced those muddy paw prints on the carpet or that distinct "wet dog" smell after a romp in the rain. While our furry friends may love getting dirty, giving them a bath isn't always a walk in the park.
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Tickets to the Urenui Showdown rugby match selling fast
More than 1,500 tickets have been snapped up within two weeks of the “Urenui Showdown presented by Firstgas” going on sale.
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Baking Anzac biscuits – a kiwi classic for Anzac Day
This year Anzac Day falls within the school holidays, so what better way to commemorate this important memorial day than baking Anzac biscuits with your family.
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Autumn veggies taste better when cooking with gas
Salads are a classic Kiwi summer staple, but as the leaves fall and the weather cools, we start to look to the abundance of autumnal vegetables available. We’re big fans of cooking with gas here at Firstgas, so we asked the team to share some sizzling ideas for veggie dishes, sides, and main courses. Check out some of our favourites.
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Mokau abuzz hosting the Firstgas Bone Carving Symposium
This Easter, Mokau was abuzz as the largest gathering of bone carvers in the country came together for the Firstgas Bone Carving Symposium 2024.
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Tim Lepper: Delivering a NZ first biogas project
Clarus company, First Renewables is close to completing work on an exciting New Zealand-first renewable gas project that will turn food scraps into biomethane.
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The many benefits of natural gas
New Zealand has been producing natural gas in Taranaki since 1959 and is a cornerstone of our energy supply.
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The joy of gas-heated hot showers
There's something quite luxurious about stepping into a hot shower, especially when it's heated by natural gas.
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How the gas pipeline could be an important tool in achieving lower emissions
Based in the energy-rich region of Taranaki, Clarus company, Firstgas connects natural gas to homes, businesses and large industry across the North Island. Firstgas is responsible for the ongoing reliability and safe operation of the more than 2,500 km of high-pressure gas transmission pipelines, known as the Māui and Kapuni pipelines.
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The perfect outdoor living space for summer
Make the most of a gorgeous Kiwi summer in 2024 with a well-designed outdoor living space. Great outdoor spaces merge the line between your house and your garden, creating fluid, versatile ways to maximise your enjoyment of both spaces.
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Tackling industrial emissions with hydrogen
Tackling New Zealand’s greenhouse gas emissions is a team effort – everyone has a part to play. Households, businesses and government must find ways to reduce emissions so we can help fight climate change.
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Delivering a better customer experience with gas
Cam Weight is the owner of the Lookout Bar and Kitchen in Pukete, Hamilton. He explains why using natural gas for cooking and heating helps provide the ultimate customer experience in his 150-seat restaurant and bar.
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