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Covid-19 hits NZ exporters' transport costs - survey

New Zealand exporters are being hit by higher transport costs arising from Covid-19.

Shipping chaos: is this Northport's moment?

Northport hopes to file major development consent applications next year.

Aviation's growth area: DHL expands, Air NZ wins more freight work

Freight firm boosted, Air NZ wins more Govt support for cargo and new routes.

Export season could be hit by Auckland's imports snarl up

Imports pile up predicted to challenge exports too.

Xmas road closures as 200,000 America's Cup spectators hit Auckland

Car ban on weekend before Christmas in some CBD streets.

Frustration rising over Auckland's import snarl up

Auckland port's automation project blamed as ships wait and supply chains snarl.

Pilots want masks compulsory on planes immediately

Time for action now say pilots who worry about a move back to social distancing on planes.

Free tickets offered to see NZ's biggest transport project

People will be able to see the $13.5m TBM at her Mt Eden site.

Aviation faces 'mission of the century' to deliver Covid vaccines

Planning urged as to provide vaccines for the world population would fill 8000 Jumbo jets.

Michael Cullen: Resource Management Act gone by Christmas? Yeah, right

Certainty is always hard to find. Today - thanks to Trump and Covid-19 - it's impossible.

NZ scientists in $8m bid to make 'green' hydrogen a reality

NZ scientists launch a major project to make climate-friendly 'green' hydrogen a reality.

Port performance: Is Auckland Council to blame?

Mixed reaction to Auckland port financial result: is Covid to blame or ownership model?

The next ridesharing company to expand in New Zealand

Chinese ridesharing giant is promising to be 10 per cent cheaper than Uber.

Shouts, alarms and loud noises as cargo ship capsized

Hearings begin into 2019's capsize of 200m cargo ship.

Volker Kuntzsch to step down as Sanford CEO

Kuntzsch goes next week; Andre Gargiulo will be acting CEO as global recruitment begins.

Trapped by pandemic, ships' crews fight exhaustion and despair

New York Times: When borders closed, seafarers on ships suddenly had no way home.