An Auto Media Group publication Monday 16 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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Major solar array to power Toyota NZ logistics hub

Toyota New Zealand has installed one of the country’s largest rooftop solar systems at its national logistics hub in Palmerston North.

Freight & Logistics

Govt backs coastal shipping resilience with final investment

The Government says it is strengthening the resilience of New Zealand’s coastal shipping network through six investments aimed at improving supply chain reliability and ensuring essential…

Freight & Logistics

Kinetic launches cadetship programme to develop future transport leaders

Mass transit operator Kinetic has launched a cadetship programme aimed at developing the next generation of leaders across its operations in Australia and New Zealand. The…

Freight & Logistics

Union warns of ongoing ferry faults

The Maritime Union of New Zealand is warning of a “winter of discontent” on the Cook Strait route as ongoing technical issues affect ferry services.

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Freight & Logistics

Expert panel appointed to assess Port of Tauranga Stella Passage application

An expert panel has been appointed to consider Port of Tauranga’s application for the Stella Passage development under the Fast-track Approvals Amendment Act 2025. Port of…

Freight & Logistics

Govt backs $8m dredging barge to improve emergency access to regional ports

Access to New Zealand’s smaller ports is set to improve after the Government confirmed an $8 million investment in new dredging equipment aimed at keeping harbours…

Freight & Logistics

Freight firm caught in $420k ComCom penalty

A freight company and an associated business have been ordered to pay $420,000 in penalties after their acquisition of rival suppliers substantially lessened competition in a…

Freight & Logistics

Transport groups call for more driver licensing support

A coalition of transport industry organisations is calling on the Government to boost access to driver education and licensing as more than one million adults in…

Freight & Logistics

Courier firms fined $1.2m after ComCom cartel investigation

Two courier companies have been ordered to pay a combined $1.2 million in penalties after a Commerce Commission investigation found they engaged in cartel conduct in…

Freight & Logistics

MITO marks return to industry ownership with Parliament event

MITO has marked its return to industry ownership with an event at Parliament attended by industry leaders, Members of Parliament and representatives from across the vocational education sector.

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