Regional Economic Development Minister Shane Jones gives the thumbs-up to the reopening of the Wairoa–Napier railway line – Photos courtesy…
Seawalls completed north of Kaikoura on SH1
The seawall at Ohau Point was completed in May The last of more than 7500 seawall blocks just north of…
Transport industry determined to tackle road safety with technology
A report released in June by GPS tracking provider Teletrac Navman shows that members of the road transport industry are…
Second tow bar engineer suspended by NZTA, spotlight on another
SUPPLIED A truck towbar that required re-certification. The New Zealand Transport Agency is investigating its heavy vehicle certifiers after suspending…
New Zealanders spent $20b on transport last year
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As Trump Punishes Trade Allies, Europe Expands Global Alliances
in World Economy News 21/06/2018 Europe is building new alliances to counter an increasingly isolationist America as President Donald Trump recasts the…
Port companies results ‘may mask underlying performance’: Auditor-General
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Petrol cars headed the way of the horse and cart – what’s next?
LEON NEAL/GETTY IMAGES The New Zealand Transport Agency has begun thinking about how it may need to prepare for the…
Port of Tauranga outlook favourable but shares have baked in too much growth, rated ‘sell’
Sign in front of Mount Maunganui wharves, Port of Tauranga. Photo by Lynn Grieveson Port of Tauranga is a high-quality…
Posidonia 2018: 5 Most Exciting Things to Watch Out for in Shipping Industry
This is an extremely exciting time for the shipping industry which is expected to undergo a major transformation over the…