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

Congestion charges, toll roads ‘can help’, says Commission

Road tolls and congestion pricing have been highlighted as key steps for addressing the country's transport infrastructure challenges in a new report by the New Zealand…

Freight & Logistics

HARMfree launches first transport safety event

Road transport safety programme HARMfree Transport and Logistics is celebrating the successful roll-out of its "connect events" designed to support health and safety champions in the…

Freight & Logistics

Microlise partners with Foodstuffs South Island on transport solutions  

Transport solutions provider Microlise has announced a five-year deal with Foodstuffs South Island involving 130 vehicles. The initial contract also covers 200 Foodstuff stores handling 3500 deliveries…

Freight & Logistics

Lyttelton Port Company sentenced over 2022 fatal incident

Lyttelton Port Company has been sentenced in the Christchurch District Court following a guilty plea in relation to the death of a stevedore who was working…

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Freight & Logistics

Future uncertain for Pacifica Shipping’s Takutai Chief coastal freighter

Pacifica Shipping's New Zealand coastal freighter MV Takutai Chief could be removed from service less that two years since its launch due to a downturn in trade…

Freight & Logistics

Mainfreight’s exclusion from Cook Strait ferry decision-making ‘appalling’, says chair

Mainfreight chairman Bruce Plested has expressed disappointment that the company has not been included in the decision-making group for the future of the Cook Strait rail ferry services.

Column · Justin Tighe-Umbers

Justin Tighe Umbers: Practical support helps transport operators

This week has reminded me yet again that no two days are the same in the transport industry.

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Hyundai hydrogen-powered truck hits 100,000km milestone with NZ Post

New Zealand’s first hydrogen-powered truck, the Hyundai Xcient, has ticked over 100,000km of commercial operations with NZ Post. Hyundai NZ first introduced the fuel cell heavy-duty…

Column · Justin Tighe-Umbers

Justin Tighe-Umbers: Planes, ships, trains and automobiles

National Road Carriers Association is, despite our name suggesting otherwise, an association of supply chain participants representing all modes. While over 90% of the membership are…

Freight & Logistics

TGH introduces Ruakura Energy for freight hub

Tainui Group Holdings (THG) has established a new subsidiary, Ruakura Energy, to own and operate a custom-designed electricity distribution network that will cater to the energy…

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