An Auto Media Group publication Sunday 15 November 2026
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Appointments, results, deals and the people leading the industry.

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Business & People

Penske NZ appoints new GM 

Penske New Zealand has appointed Brian Wilson as general manager for the overall business, effective immediately.

Business & People

Norwood appoints Aaron Smith as new CEO 

Farm machinery distributor Norwood has appointed Aaron Smith as its new chief executive. 

Business & People

AA mourns loss of transport researcher Peter King

The Automobile Association (AA) is paying tribute to staff member Peter King who died suddenly at work last month during a routine lunchtime exercise regime. King was well-known…

Business & People

TRT appoints new mechanical service manager 

TRT (Tidd Ross Todd) has appointed of Darryl Stevenson to the position of mechanical service manager. 

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Fonterra lifts forecast earnings and milk price 

Fonterra is lifting its forecast FY24 earnings guidance and farmgate milk price range after a strong first quarter. The forecast farmgate milk price midpoint for the…

Business & People

Port of Auckland wins at Deloitte Top 200 Business Awards

Port of Auckland has won the ‘Most Improved Performance’ award at the Deloitte Top 200 Business Awards. Leaders from the 27 finalists gathered in Auckland on…

Business & People

Fuso eCanter’s NZ journey celebrated

It’s been just over two years since the first stock of Fuso’s all-electric light-duty eCanters arrived in New Zealand. 

Business & People

EROAD lifts revenue and cash flow for half year result

EROAD has lifted reported revenue to $88.9 million for its half year result to September 30, up 13.4% on the same period last year.  The dual-listed…

Business & People

Canterbury sets sights on $10.8b transport investment 

Canterbury councils and Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency are proposing to almost double the investment in the region's land transport systems to $10.8 billion over the…

Business & People

Volvo electric trial leads to investment

After a rigorous eight-month trial, Fonterra has placed its first order for a fully electric Volvo truck.

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