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Port of Tauranga backs 'two-tier' strategy
Cutting back the number of New Zealand ports is a topic that surfaces from time to time, but it's not one the Port of Tauranga buys into.
Key city issues put on hold
Key issues on the future of Auckland, including Ports of Auckland expansion plans and apartments in the suburbs.
Company sticks by expansion plan
Port bosses express confidence mayoral investigation will vindicate their blueprint for further development.
A container-load of trouble?
Plans to intensify transport corridors and develop the harbour edge are on a collision course with expansion and container growth at the Ports of Auckland.
Cargo boost for city's port
Auckland's port company is welcoming back some of the hefty chunk of business lost to Tauranga during a wave of strikes.
Love boats' romance with NZ shores
With more than 1.1 million passenger days spent in New Zealand, the country's ports have survived the biggest cruise season on record - but only just.
New port plans slammed
Ports of Auckland's latest plans and charm offensive to extend the city's port into the Waitemata Harbour are being slammed by some business groups and boaties.
Cruise ship terminal to be lit by sun
New Zealand's largest solar installation has been put on top of the refurbished Shed 10 on Auckland's waterfront.
Port of Tauranga claims super-size win
The Port of Tauranga says a decision allowing it to make way for super-sized containerships has ended a near four-year battle with iwi.
Liners outgrowing Queens Wharf
Auckland's Queens Wharf is too small for the new generation of bigger cruise ships and may need a $10 million top-up from ratepayers.
Computer glitch disrupts ferry crossings
More than 600 people have had their travel plans disrupted by a computer glitch on Interislander's trouble-plagued ferry Aratere today.
Year in PR purgatory for Govt
Marmageddon was a coup, an insurance company sponsorship of the sacred All Blacks jersey was a near-miss, while the Government was on a hiding to nothing with controversial changes to the education sector.
Port fined $40k for strike-breaking hire
Ports of Auckland has been ordered to pay $40,000 for deliberately breaking the law by employing contractors during industrial action at the port.
An open waterfront? Here's the choice...
Auckland has a choice if it wants to open up more of its waterfront - let the port expand into the Waitemata Harbour or lose cargo to Tauranga and Northland.
Port of Tauranga predicting record profit
Port of Tauranga is signalling another record profit and is frustrated at a new Maori court challenge.
Council weighs merging CCOs
Auckland Council is considering cutting the number of unelected council-controlled organisations from seven to four.
Wharfies laugh off rival union
The Maritime Union denies claims it will lose its dominance in the Ports of Auckland dispute due to the emergence of a new union.
Quay Street up for makeover
Quay St will become a "stunning" pedestrian-friendly boulevard within three years, says Waterfront Auckland.