The fuel excise hike planned for next year has been delayed until 2028, Finance Minister Nicola Willis and Transport Minister Chris Bishop have announced.
Heavy snow and avalanche risk are continuing to disrupt South Island roads.
Diversified agribusiness Scales Corporation reports a record first half performance as its protein investment pays dividends and horticulture puts in a solid performance.
Transport and logistics operator Move has delivered on its turnaround target, returning to profitability for the year ended 30 June 2026 despite a subdued economic backdrop.
A proposed Northland dry dock capable of servicing New Zealand’s inter-island ferries has had a fast-track application lodged with the Environmental Protection Authority.
The South Island’s primary food and beverage export gateway is set for a major operational upgrade after Christchurch City Holdings signed off an $821m expansion of Lyttelton Port.
Main construction work on infrastructure for the new Cook Strait ferries is set to begin in Wellington and Picton this month, as the replacement programme moves into its next phase.
Study’s findings suggest many of the biggest transport problems would stem not from the disaster itself, but from policy decisions made years earlier.
Transport Minister Chris Bishop and Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown have confirmed that Auckland’s City Rail Link will open to passengers on 13 September.
Logistics giant Mainfreight is sharpening its focus on New Zealand’s food, beverage, and primary production sectors with a major infrastructure roll-out underway.
Transport and 3PL provider Move Logistics Group has achieved its FY26 target of positive normalised earnings before tax, supported by improving momentum in its freight operations.
Transport and logistics operator Move Logistics Group has appointed Graham Stuart as an independent director, effective 1 August 2026. He will also chair the company’s Audit and Risk Committee.
