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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Business & People

Govt appoints new board leadership at KiwiRail

KiwiRail has new board leadership with the appointment of Sue Tindal as chair and Jeff Kendrew as deputy chair, effective from July 1. Rail Minister Winston…

Freight & Logistics

Customer demand driving fleet sustainability push, Teletrac Navman report finds

A new global report by Teletrac Navman has revealed customer expectations are now the most influential factor in the freight industry’s shift toward alternative energy, with…

Freight & Logistics

Southern Link inland port gathers steam

Southern Link, a major inland port development near Mosgiel, is accelerating towards its October 2025 Stage One opening as partners Port Otago and Dynes Group outline…

Freight & Logistics

Napier Port posts $20.2m half-year profit

Napier Port saw rising container volumes and tight cost controls drive a 40.8% increase in net profit for the six months to March 31. The NZX-listed…

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Freight & Logistics

Interislander confirms retirement date for Aratere

KiwiRail has confirmed that the Aratere will officially retire no later than August 30, ending a 25-year run on the Cook Strait. The confirmation comes three…

Freight & Logistics

$604m rail boost for freight and commuters

Freight operators and train commuters are set to benefit from a $604.6 million investment in New Zealand’s rail network as part of Budget 2025. Rail Minister…

Freight & Logistics

$3b investment to create NZ’s largest inland port in Otago

A $3 billion privately funded development in Otago is set to create New Zealand’s largest inland port, in a move expected to future-proof South Island freight logistics and significantly boost export capacity for the region's primary industries.

Decarbonisation

Freight industry calls for exemption from congestion charging

Goods vehicles should be exempt from congestion-style time-of-use road charges, Transporting NZ told MPs on Monday.

Freight & Logistics

Port of Auckland rolls out NZ’s first electric empty container handler

The Port of Auckland has introduced the country’s first electric empty container handler aimed at cutting emissions from heavy port machinery.

Column · Dom Kalasih

Dom Kalasih: Government’s ferry delays start to bite

Since KiwiRail announced the retirement of the Aratere last week, I’ve heard from many frustrated members. They’re concerned about reduced capacity across the Cook Strait, rising…

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