
Port of Tauranga FY25 net profit forecast to improve
Import and export volumes improve after sharp drop this time last year.
Import and export volumes improve after sharp drop this time last year.
Man charged after recreational boat moved into lane of 294-metres long ship entering port.
Efforts to recover three containers from the ship were due to start today.
Machinations around oil and shipping as Ukraine faces tough winter.
OPINION: 'General practice is struggling for funding and therefore for staff.'
Sources say concerns were raised about potential leakage from the ship's engines.
Opinion: Within hours the Echunga had broken up and almost all its cargo was lost.
Collins took aim at what she called 'armchair admirals'.
Wellington's port has requested an urgent meeting with ministers over Cook Strait safety.
OPINION: '[National's] proposal to buy non-rail-capable ferries is nonsensical.'
Many of NZ's friends are hostile or indifferent to Iran and its proxies, analyst says.
A new Northern Star container vessel service starts in Shanghai next month.
OPINION: Even with an eye-watering budget blowout, at least there was a plan.
Mainfreight's managing director said the rail connection was vital for the network.
Current ship supplying the Chatham Islands, The Southern Tiare, is at the end of its life.
Some of Northland’s dairy exports are heading out of the area by sea instead of road.
Financial Times: High-quality arabica, cheaper beans have both surged in recent months.
Treasury has released more documents about Interislander's mega-ferry fallout.
Tauranga and Auckland ports experience knock-on effects of Red Sea tension.
Port challenges councils’ findings on cultural values.
Rob Jager's career includes more than 43 years with Shell in various executive roles.
The items had to be transported through the Suez Canal.
OPINION: It seems the current fleet will need to see us through until 2029.
Maritime watchdog says ocean-going emergency response capability is vital.
Experts investigated extending the fleet's life after the mega ferries were cancelled.
Treasury is now inviting people to apply for positions on KiwiRail's board.
OPINION: 'Wow, thank goodness for a bit of a Beauden boost.'
OPINION: 'The waka-jumping law is more democratic as it puts the rights of voters first.'
Public speculation about the Aratere's June grounding ramped up after an NZ First tweet.
OPINION: Also in today's letters – parenting and the state; 'reckless' remote inspections.