NZ regulator accuses freight forwarders of price fixing
The Commerce Commission has filed proceedings in the High Court in Auckland against a number of multi-national freight forwarding companies.
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Rail in New Zealand - a litany of loss
Nobody can agree on a single narrative about why NZ rail failed and continues to lose money.
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New projects worth $29m for Akl Airport
New commercial property projects worth $29 million have been confirmed for the business district at Auckland Airport.
Mixed reaction to KiwiRail spend
The Govt's three-year, $750m commitment to strengthen KiwiRail is not enough in comparison to the huge amount already committed to roading, Labour says.
$750m over three years to bulk up KiwiRail
The Government will invest an initial $250 million as part of a $4.6 billion long term plan to turn around KiwiRail, John Key announced today.
Volcano cost to NZ: $2m per day
Air NZ is bearing the brunt of financial losses caused by the the Iceland volcano disruption, an expert says.
Change lifts truck load limit to 53 tonnes
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KiwiRail positive despite missing targets
KiwiRail is behind its revenue and profit targets for the half year to December but says it is "making good progress towards a sustainable future".