Ports of Auckland plans for extension at present site slapped down by Prime Minister.

Auckland's port company has proposed a plan for its growth.

A new carparking building and wharf extension are part of a masterplan for Auckland's port

Six months have passed since Leslie Gelberger died while swimming at Narrow Neck Beach.

The costs of moving the port to an alternative location will be examined.

COMMENT: Publicly owned company could end up collateral damage in coalition talks.

COMMENT: Deal with Tauranga more logical than shipping freight through Northport.

EDITORIAL:Now that Ports of Auckland accepts its limits it should remain on the Waitemata.

"It is so economically compelling as a sound argument that it busts past the parochialism"

Ports of Auckland's profit drops

Latest vision includes reclamation of ferry basin.

National has a $2.6 billion election package to fix Auckland's chronic congestion.

A carpark building - topped with a hotel - is proposed for Ports of Auckland land.

Now's the time to dream, one city landscape architect says of Auckland's America's Cup.

Port opens new facilities at Wiri depot

EDITORIAL: Parochialism and public ownership remain powerful political forces.

Investors would welcome the return of Ports of Auckland on the NZX.

Auckland Mayor Phil Goff won't say if he is considering privatising Ports of Auckland.

A Ports of Auckland pilot boat may have been involved in the death of a swimmer.

COMMENT: The Shareholders' Association is on the warpath.

Winners of the Best of the Best Business Awards announced

Leaked documents reveal new plans to open up the harbourside, with new berths for cruise ships and superyachts for the rich and famous.

KiwiSaver is a fantastic long-term superannuation scheme but it has one major drawback: limited domestic investment opportunities.

It's a small solution to a big cruise ship problem and it could be a win-win.

Auckland's mayor has said he's open to building a pontoon-like structure whose consent was put on hold by the council earlier this month.

Supermarket shelves in the earthquake-stricken region of North Canterbury will remain stocked if the Ports of Auckland has any say in it.

COMMENT: Shifting the car import trade from Auckland would be impractical, unworkable, and unacceptable to those using the transport system north of the Harbour Bridge.

COMMENT: Better use of our existing waterfront assets is preferable to pouring more concrete into our beautiful harbour.

Former Ports of Auckland deny charges they dishonestly used invoices and are due in court again next February.