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The money made from the sale of the business would be outstripped by higher cargo fees.
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$6 million assigned to start $100m project before the end of the 2023/24 financial year.
Freightways to tap more upbeat Australian economy for growth
Freightways Aussie buy of Allied Express delivers and information management bounces back.
Freightways to dual list on Australian stock exchange
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Out of the tunnel? Move Logistics’ path to recovery
Move Logistics: Out the shadow of a big player, Move aims to drive its own niche.
Auckland Airport fee hikes: Freightways counting the cost, warns of price increases
New landing charges could push up freight rates.
Heavy traffic index up - but 'real' recession still expected
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Markets with Madison: Mainfreight’s moderation, Infratil’s acquisitions
Mainfreight’s Don Braid hopes to hold onto as much pandemic-fueled revenue as possible. Plus, Infratil eyes more acquisitions after buying out telco One NZ from Brookfield.
They like to move it, move it - but will investors?
Big mover: Company moving eye-watering freight volumes gives potential investors a tease.
Local councils looking to get more freight on rails
A local business director says a meeting with KiwiRail is needed to address costs.
18,000 skilled workers urgently needed for logistics sector
Thousands of immigrants are needed to fill the logistics space.
Shiling cargo ship being towed to Wellington, a 25-hour voyage
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Why doesn't NZ shift to coastal shipping and rail for freight?
Trucking still accounts for nearly 80 per cent of shipping in New Zealand.
Maintenance work on Whangārei to Kauri rail line brought forward
The Northland to Auckland line will not be ready until winter.
Northland women encouraged to take up trucking
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London Heathrow security guards to strike for 10 days over Easter
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New emergency shipping route a ‘lifeline’ for Hawke’s Bay and Gisborne
New route a lifeline for hard-hit economies.
Dire Strait: Call for Govt to step in as KiwiRail stuck with ageing Interisland fleet
New Zealand's $25 billion freight and logistics sector feeling pain of ferry failures too.
Dire Strait: Who runs the ferries and how much do they cost?
Controversy is nothing new for the state-owned Cook Strait ferries.
Could NZ freight chain be returning to 'just-in-time' ordering mode?
New shipping calm and predictability could mean a change in ordering modes.
Cyclone Gabrielle: Months of long journeys for freight carriers
Truckies face huge trips to navigate a jigsaw of damaged roads.
Mainfreight boss helps son's Chicago shift as USA becomes big priority
Son moves continents, turning round Americas division a big focus for Mainfreight.
Shipping shake-up: Will end of an alliance be good or bad for NZ supply chain?
More competitive tension would be welcome, freight sector says.
Who’s in charge? The battle for control of the Auckland port
When Mayor Wayne Brown told the Auckland port company what to do, the company said no.
Why Chinese companies are investing billions in Mexico
NY Times: Mexico attracts Chinese businesses wary of shipping and geopolitical problems.
Rebuilding Better: What will NZ agriculture will look like, beyond commodities cycle?
What is New Zealand agriculture going to look like in the decades ahead?
World Bank warns global recession a looming threat
Forecast slashed due to weakening growth expected in world's top economies.
Late postal deliveries double as Covid takes toll
Service struggling to keep up with unprecedented demand while recovering from pandemic.
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Auckland's mayor and the transport minister are putting aside their differences.
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