Freightways posted a 3pc gain in full-year profit, driven by growth in its express package and mail business, and said it expects further growth in 2015.

A motorist, who ignored warning lights and drove around level crossing barrier arms at a known blackspot, was seconds away from being hit by a train.

Robert Neale has hit three vehicles at level crossings, resulting in three deaths, in his nine years as a freight train driver.

Indian PM Narendra Modi is pledging $25 billion to unclog India's transportation links, spur power output and build cities.

A digger driver who was critically injured after being hit by a train this morning was carrying out work for KiwiRail.

Swiss air freight company Kuehne + Nagel International has been penalised $3.1m.

A Swiss air freight company has been penalised $3.1 million by a NZ judge for being part of a "classic hard-core cartel" that used gardening codewords to try disguise itself.

The Commerce Commission and Swiss air freight company Kuehne + Nagel have agreed it should be penalised $3.1m for "hardcore cartel conduct" deliberately hidden using gardening codewords and ran for five years, the High

A waterfront dispute has broken out between two of New Zealand's biggest ports, arguing about who is the best.

Port of Tauranga is holding up its inland port at Onehunga as part of the answer to avoiding further reclamation of the Waitemata Harbour for port business.

Mainfreight says an official history of the company is incorrect - and that a big lawsuit against the former owners of a European firm it bought has yet to begin.

Kiwi logistics operator Mainfreight is seeking millions of euros in damages from the former owners of the Wim Bosman Group.

Air New Zealand will pay more than $8 million in penalties for its role in air cargo price fixing, offending which a High Court judge says hurt consumers.

The end is in sight for the long and sometimes acrimonious legal battle between the Commerce Commission and Air New Zealand.

Air New Zealand has done a u-turn in its long-running air-cargo case with the Commerce Commission and has agreed to settle the proceedings.

Jason Braid, of Mainfreight USA, apologises in advance to any Americans he might offend.