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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Freight & Logistics

Charity work hits home for courier firm

For Kiwi company Post Haste, its charity work for Breast Cancer Foundation NZ hits close to home.

Freight & Logistics

Major stevedoring company to end Auckland operations

Tauranga-based stevedoring company C3 Limited is set to close its Auckland operations resulting in more that 100 job losses. A Maritime Union of New Zealand (MUNZ)…

Freight & Logistics

Northport log volumes down 9% y/y

Marsden Maritime Holdings is reporting full-year earnings from its joint venture interest in Northport of $7.9m, down 2.3% from the year prior. Northport, jointly owned by NZX-listed Marsden…

Business & People

South Port’s full-year profit down 37% amid weak forestry and agriculture trade

South Port has posted a total net profit of $7.3 million for its full-year result, down 37% from $11.7m the year prior. The NZX-listed bluff-based port…

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Business & People

Port of Tauranga underlying profit falls 12.8%

Port of Tauranga is reporting an underlying group profit of $102.7 million for its full-year result, a 12.8% decrease compared with $117.1m the previous year. Group…

Freight & Logistics

Rail freight saved 230,000 tonnes of emissions in FY24

Businesses and freight companies choosing to put their goods on rail saved nearly 230,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions in the last financial year. That's according to…

Freight & Logistics

Napier Port faces potential impact from Winstone Pulp proposed shutdown

Napier Port is advising shareholders that a proposal from its major cargo customer, Winstone Pulp International (WPI), to indefinitely cease all New Zealand manufacturing operations due…

Freight & Logistics

DHL prepares for transport growth in NZ

DHL Supply Chain New Zealand has appointed Nafiz Ali as senior director of transport as the company prepares for network and fleet expansion and the rollout of new vehicles to reduce emissions.

Business & People

Port of Auckland lifts annual profit to $55.2m

Port of Auckland has delivered a stronger than expected annual result, posting an underlying net profit after tax (NPAT) of $55.2 million, driven by revenue growth…

Column · Justin Tighe-Umbers

Justin Tighe-Umbers: Getting time of use charging right for road freight

Transport Minister Simeon Brown delivered significant news last week that the Government is moving forward with amending legislation to allow for time of use (or congestion…

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