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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Automotive

Passenger vehicle imports down, commercials up

Commercial vehicle imports are holding steady but passenger vehicle imports have dropped sharply for the start of the year. A total of 20,825 vehicles arrived in…

Freight & Logistics

Log exports at standstill following coronavirus

New Zealand’s forestry sector is in crisis mode with log exports to China grinding to a halt following the coronavirus outbrake. Gisborne’s Eastland Port, the second…

Freight & Logistics

Toll Group hit by cyber attack

Transport and logistics giant Toll Group has shut down its IT systems in response to a cyber security attack. The systems have been down since January…

Freight & Logistics

TransDiesel wins Shell distribution

Kiwi owned company TransDiesel is now the official distributor of Shell motor oils and lubricants in New Zealand. Under the partnership agreement, TransDiesel will manage distribution…

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Freight & Logistics

CentrePort goes electric

Wellington’s CentrePort is the first port in the country to go 100% electric with its container transfer vehicles. French company Gaussin will supply seven electric tractor…

Freight & Logistics

Video: Govt targets road and rail in $6.8b transport spend

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fecrw1M-s_w&feature=youtu.be New Zealand's transport infrastructure is set for a $6.8 billion boost across roads, rail and public transport. The Government announced the spending package in Auckland…

Decarbonisation

Foodstuffs’ solar roof could power 600 EVs

New Zealand’s largest solar panel array will be installed on the Foodstuffs North Island distribution centre roof near Auckland airport. The 2915 solar panels covering 6000…

Freight & Logistics

First log trains running on Wairoa-Napier line

The first log trains are now running between Wairoa and Napier following a $6.2 million Provincial Growth Fund investment. The line was mothballed in 2012 following…

Columns

The fishy tail of ports

This story first appeared in the january issue of transporttalk CLICK HERE to download the magazine FREE While being kept busy with the need to respond…

Freight & Logistics

SeePort Festival celebrates seventh year

Ports of Auckland’s SeePort Festival on January 25-27 has a wealth of free events for the public from designing an electric tug and future port to…

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