Norwegian oil giant Statoil meets strong resistance from New Zealanders during the three-day Petroleum Summit in Auckland. About 1000 people take part in the Waiho Papa Moana hikoi (protest march) against deep sea oil drilling which ends outside the venue for the Summit which is part-sponsored by Statoil. The following day activists disrupt Energy and Resources Minister Simon Bridges' opening speech at the Summit and later cover themselves in fake oil to greet guests at the gala dinner. Their message to Statoil is very clear - Go Home!.
The collection includes images from various other activities related to protests against Statoil in New Zealand.