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Dire Strait: The five jobs Interislander wants on the immigration Green List

National says Interislander cannot access the critical staff it needs.

Port baffled by proposed $100m mitigation claim from local iwi

Ngai Te Rangi one of several iwi contesting Port of Tauranga's plans.

Rangitata completes first ‘blue highway’ trip with meat and squash on board

The Rangitata made its first stocked voyage from Gisborne to Napier on Wednesday.

Port of Tauranga court case: Port should be 'better custodians of our taonga'

Iwi and hapū have called for a delay in the hearing to allow greater input from Māori.

New emergency shipping route a ‘lifeline’ for Hawke’s Bay and Gisborne

New route a lifeline for hard-hit economies.

Focus: Government launches port safety action plan

Transport Minister Michael Wood announces an industry-wide change to health and safety at the ports after two workers died within less than a week of one another in April last year. Video / Mark Mitchell

'Too many funerals': Govt launches plan to improve port safety

Two workers died within less than a week of one another in April last year.

Dire Strait: Call for Govt to step in as KiwiRail stuck with ageing Interisland fleet

New Zealand's $25 billion freight and logistics sector feeling pain of ferry failures too.

Ship to shore: Marine companies fined for failing to report ship welder's burns

Companies can pay dearly for failing to tell Maritime NZ of worker burned while welding.

Interislander’s Kaitaki ferry returns to service tomorrow

Ferry issued mayday on Saturday, all passengers waited in lifejackets after loss of power.

Documentary marks anniversary of first Otago migrant ship

The first migrant ship from Europe arrived in Otago 175 years ago.

Tourism operators frustrated cruise ships don't meet biofouling standards

No entry after dirty hull: Cruise ship issue hits tourism bottom line.

Algae-ridden cruise ship asked to leave New Zealand waters

Cruise ship Viking Orion was restricted to visiting approved ports.

Ship ahoy: Cruise ships back en masse for first summer since Covid restrictions

Liners are expected in Auckland almost daily - including three in one day - this summer.

Brown tells Ports of Auckland: Council will decide waterfront land’s future, not you

Council, not company, will decide port's future, Brown says.

Ports of Auckland boss Roger Gray: Supply chain 'balances on a knife edge'

Roger Gray: 'We don't deny that we’ve let New Zealand down.'