Freight & Logistics
Ports, rail, shipping, air freight and the logistics companies moving New Zealand’s goods.
Rapid transit from Puhinui station to Airport underway
Rapid transit to the airport has taken the next step, with a rapid transit route connecting Manukau and Botany with a dedicated busway or light rail…
Auckland Airport passenger numbers stay neutral
The March 2019 monthly traffic update by Auckland Airport shows no growth or loss in total passenger numbers in March compared to the same time last…
AV truck to start deliveries in Sweden
A cab-less, driverless electric truck drove down a public road on May 15 in what is hailed as a global first. Start-up Einride and logistics business…
Govt green light for Wellington transport moves
The Government has endorsed the Let’s Get Wellington Moving indicative package to ease its congestion, transport minister Phil Twyford says. “We’ll reduce congestion by integrating modern…
Toll NZ to go pink this Friday
Pink Shirt Day, the global anti-bullying campaign, is taking place this Friday May 17, and Toll New Zealand, a freight and logistics provider, is partnering with…
Sell port, keep land – Tamihere
Selling the Ports of Auckland but keeping the land would give Auckland a much-need cash injection and future proof 77 hectares of prime ratepayer-owned land, Auckland…
Construction begins on waterfront car handling building
Construction is underway on the Ports of Auckland's new car handling building - with some controversy attached. The long-mooted facility is being built on to create…
Exciting new building for Auckland’s waterfront
An exciting new building is scheduled for Auckland’s waterfront, designed by Plus Architecture. Ports of Auckland’s new car handling building is a community park project, on…
Ports of Auckland puts industrial property up for sale
Ports of Auckland is selling its 18.8-hectare industrial property in Onehunga which produces around $3 million in annual income. Colliers International is marketing the strategic landholding…
Lyttelton Port boss Peter Davie to retire
Lyttelton Port Company (LPC) boss Peter Davie has announced he will be retiring at the end of 2019. “After 16 years as chief executive at LPC…