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Auckland port bosses' date with council over 'disappointing' results

Auckland port leaders get "please explain" from Mayor's office over mid-year results.

Call to halt Auckland port's pet project as importers hurt

Union pitches grenade at Auckland port jam cause claims, forecasts charges rise.

NZ importers feeling boxed in as port chaos continues

The logjam at the port is causing havoc for importers, writes Kate MacNamara.

NZ Port congestion troubles expected to last until June

Import and export freight problems worsening, has spread to South Island ports.

Lift your game: Goff to Ports of Auckland

Mayor puts in writing council quest for independent review of port automation project.

Auckland container port full automation delayed again

Congested Auckland port says its better to delay automation than freight.

Fizzed out: Nationwide champagne shortage hits stores

Champagne is the latest imported good to be in short supply amid ports congestion.

Auckland port wants priority to import five crane operators

Congested port says recruitment drive going well but crane operators scarce.

Christmas freight jam: Will Gisborne be our latest container port?

Gisborne port cleared for start of $140m upgrade.

'Disastrous': Nightmare before Christmas - presents stuck at sea

Retailer has been told his container won't be unloaded until Christmas Eve.

Stuck at sea: Photo reveals queue of Christmas cargo ships in Hauraki Gulf

Shipping delays expected to continue through to 2021.

Unions call for Ports of Auckland chair to return gong

Unions say top dogs shouldn't get prizes while company is fined for failing workers.

Ports of Auckland case: Union calls for management to be held accountable

Corporate fines were simply a business cost, says Maritime Union's Craig Harrison.

New Transport Minister has eyes on freight fiasco

Soaring freight costs to add $300 to an Aucklander's annual bill for imported goods?

'Systemic failure': Ports of Auckland fined $540,000 after worker's death

Judge says two years is far too long for a family to have to wait for justice.

Import costs soar as global supply chain buckles under strain

Shipping rates have gone up 400 per cent since July, says freight sector.