An Auto Media Group publication Sunday 15 November 2026
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Freight & Logistics

Ports, rail, shipping, air freight and the logistics companies moving New Zealand’s goods.

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Freight & Logistics

Rail Safety Week kicks off

Rail Safety Week is kicking off for its second year to save lives by drawing attention to near misses at railway crossings. This year’s campaign is…

Freight & Logistics

Freightways lands extended deal to move Kiwi cargo across the Tasman

The government’s International Air Freight Capacity scheme has been extended until at least the end of August, making international airline cargo newcomer Freightways one of the…

Automotive

Used imports lead month of growth

    Vehicle arrivals have recorded month-on-month growth in July following the COVID slump and led by used imports. A total of 14,729 vehicles, including trucks…

Freight & Logistics

Christchurch rail facility receives $39m

The Government is investing $39 million to help build a new rail maintenance facility in Waltham, Christchurch. The funding comes from the $3 billion COVID Response…

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Freight & Logistics

Vehicle imports down $256m in June

Vehicles and parts led the biggest import fall in June, down $256 million compared to the same period last year, according to Stats NZ. This includes…

Freight & Logistics

Refining NZ reports increased fuel demand

Refining NZ is reporting a rise in fuel demand with diesel back to the same levels compared to the previous year. The refinery saw demand increase…

Freight & Logistics

Review begins into claims of bullying and harassment at Lyttelton Port

Lyttelton Port Company (LPC) has launched an independent review into its workplace culture following allegations of bullying, discrimination, harassment, and nepotism. The port has appointed Auckland…

Decarbonisation

EV Incentive introduced by NZ post

Funding is being offered by NZ Post to help its delivery contractors replace their vans with EVs. As there isn’t an EV available for every application…

Freight & Logistics

Robertson questions National’s transport costings

Finance minister Grant Robertson is hitting out at the National Party’s $31 billion transport pledge for having no costing on major infrastructure work. National says it…

Freight & Logistics

NRC welcomes National Party’s transport plan

The National Road Carriers Association (NRC) is welcoming the National Party’s $31 billion transport and infrastructure pledge ahead of the September general election. NRC chair Don…

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