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

Penske Australia, NZ awarded Bergen Engines’ marine distributorship
Leading medium-speed engine manufacturer Bergen Engines has granted Penske Australia and New Zealand the distribution and support of its marine engine portfolio in the region. The…

New $25m South Auckland logistics facility to support future infrastructure projects
A new multimillion-dollar green logistics facility in South Auckland is aiming to boost access to steel construction materials needed for New Zealand’s major infrastructure and renewable…

Fast-track bill to drive 29 transport projects
The Government has enabled fast-track consenting for 29 critical road, rail, and port projects which will result in at least 180 kilometres of new road, rail…

Port Nelson sees full year underlying profit down $1.5m
Port Nelson has posted an underlying net profit after tax (NPAT) of $6.2 million for its full year result, down $1.5m on last year. Cargo volumes…

Electro Mobility Summit with free to attend expo: A two-day exploration into clean transport
New Zealand's transport sector is grappling with the major challenge of decarbonisation and ditching its reliance on diesel trucks. To achieve a sustainable future, cleaner transportation…

KiwiRail posts $105.6m full year operating surplus
KiwiRail has posted a full year operating surplus of $105.6 million for its above rail services business, down 33% on the previous year with the state-owned…

Port of Auckland partners with Pride Pledge
Following Port of Auckland marking Pride Month for the first time in February with 'Port Pride', the company is now aligning with the Pride Pledge as…

Roundabout construction marks milestone on Waikato freight link
Motorists and freight will now drive through a new roundabout at the SH1/SH29 intersection at Piarere, marking a major milestone for one of the Government’s Roads…

Transport sector leaders push for stronger ministry partnership
Transport sector leaders are calling for the opportunity to work closely with the Ministry of Transport following the release of a Public Service Commission performance improvement review of the ministry.

Cook Strait ferry concerns intensify after Bluebridge power failure
Doubts over the reliability and resilience of New Zealand's inter-island ferry services have intensified after the Bluebridge ferry Connemara lost power and drifted for two hours in the Cook Strait last Thursday night.