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Port of Tauranga bucks downturn

Commission to put ports ownership under spotlight

Union plans to picket Chinese rail wagons

Union workers are threatening to picket the arrival of a shipment of Chinese-made railway wagons at the Port of Tauranga.

Activist flotilla sinks deeper into mystery

Israel dismisses claims it is behind events hampering Gaza protest.

Exporters unite to get ship shape

Quakes put coal trade in jeopardy

Crime, terror fears drive border clamp

Australia plans tough steps to to plug gaps at its entry points.

Lyttelton: Shocks nearly as bad as big one

Brian Rudman: Brown ends up with egg on face over cruise ship terminal

Alasdair Thompson: Plan how to pay for your own future, Auckland

Alasdair Thompson, chief executive of the Employers and Manufacturers Association, says the Super City needs to put its capital to work where it's most needed.

Think smart to finance big plans, says Govt

Auckland Council should follow its new focus in asking its agencies to get better value from its commercial assets, says the Government.

Log-loader catches fire at port

Earnings rise but port says trading outlook uncertain

Christchurch earthquake: Lyttelton port plans to resume limited operations

Christchurch earthquake: Port movements curtailed

Christchurch quake: One-two punch for the economy

Christchurch quake: Lyttelton Port badly hit

Southport up 66.8pc