The closure is between the State Highway 10/SH11 intersection at Puketona and Haruru and is expected to remain in place for a least a couple of hours while the NZ Police Serious Crash Unit ...

Workers First Union members at Independent Petroleum Laboratory (IPL), owned by Channel Infrastructure, have begun strike action today after the company refused to address union members’ exclusion ...

April 1 used to be a day when workers could count on a pay rise with stronger support for those doing it tough, but that’s not the case under this Government. “April 1 is now a painful reminder of how ...

Port Marlborough is pleased to acknowledge the Government’s announcement today with the news that cabinet has confirmed the ...

KiwiRail also welcomes todays announcement that planning for the port infrastructure in Picton and Wellington is underway and that the ferries will enter service in 2029.

Auckland Transport. ATs Group Manager of Parking Services, John Strawbridge, says the costs to maintain and service the network, in what is a fast-growing region ...

“The Government’s failure to adequately fund aged residential care is leading to providers to make impossible decisions that hurt both residents and workers, including Bupa. “Cutting back nursing and ...

Mayor Nadine Taylor says Marlborough is ready to work at pace with Government to support the requirements of new ferries announced today by Minister for Rail Winston Peters.

“All Winston Peters has announced today is that New Zealanders will be waiting another three years for ferries and still have no idea how much they’re going to cost. “The ships still aren’t sailing ...

“The proposed procurement of two new ferries, expected to enter service in 2029, is a positive development,” says Infrastructure New Zealand Policy Director, Michelle McCormick. “However, the success ...

The Commerce Commission’s final report into Auckland Airport’s (AIAL) prices for 2023-2027 finds that AIAL has targeted excess profits when setting its prices with a target return of 8.73%.

Rail Minister Winston Peters has announced the plan for two new rail ferries to enter service in 2029, continuing the 60-year legacy of the Interislander connecting New Zealanders and their goods.