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CRL milestone: Business takes control of tunnel-boring machine

A German company has built the tool at its factory in China.

Ports of Auckland gains consent to deepen shipping channel

Deepening shipping channel will allow larger container ships to enter Auckland's port.

Seven in 10 Kiwis want a green Covid-19 recovery - survey

Seven in 10 Kiwis want Covid-19 economic recovery to be green one, new survey shows.

Disruptive seawall build: a progress update

Without the seawall, large parts of downtown Auckland would flood.

Michael Cullen: National trapped on a highway to the past

COMMENT: Future is more than just cars - but Collins & co seem to have missed the memo.

Mainfreight shares hit record after upbeat AGM

The gain in shares follows a strong trading update and upbeat annual meeting yesterday.

City Rail Link: 20m deep shaft for Karangahape Station nearly done

Temporary noise shelter half the size of a rugby field being built over shaft.

Australia a standout for Mainfreight

Pre-tax profit more than doubles in first 17 weeks of trading this financial year.

Light rail: End of the line, at long last

Comment: Why so long for the light bulb at the end of the rail tunnel to come on?

AA says survey does not back Twyford's claims

AA writes to minister suggesting he is misinterpreting its survey's findings.

'We could build light rail for under $1b' - tram specialist

"We can build it for under $34m per kilometre": The Board managing director Kevin Smith.

Pattrick Smellie: Fault and blame for the light rail failure - so many targets

COMMENT: Light rail is one of the Government's biggest failed promises this term.

Conjecture over CEO's reasons $371m KiwiRail contract sent overseas

Dispute over KiwiRail CEO's comment that lack of local skill lost Fletcher/Downer contract

Oliver Mander - the company that just keeps on delivering

Mainfreight is far and away the largest logistics company listed on the NZX.

As air freight plunged, these items surged in demand

What New Zealanders needed quickly during lockdown changed dramatically.

NZ firms 'fuming' as $371m KiwiRail contract goes overseas

Fletchers and Downer have reportedly lost the contract to Chinese and South African firms.