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Auckland cargo congestion penalty bill $140m-plus
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Reduced speed limit could impact Napier Port
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Russian conflict won't hurt trade but inflation risk real, says Westpac
Higher inflation caused by conflict in Ukraine could mean a faster rise in interest rates.
Auckland port turns in 'reasonable' half-year profit
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Auckland Airport: Isolation-free travel the key to recovery
Isolation requirements could cut long haul travel to 5 per cent of pre-Covid levels.
Andrew Barnes: Light rail is a bad idea. Where the billions should go instead
Light rail plans are catered to an Auckland that existed before the pandemic.
Long-serving Port of Tauranga chair to retire
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Nick Leggett: Why Government should mind its own 'business' on Covid-19
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Radical new fuel import system sparks big concerns
Fears over ship congestion and fuel quality as big companies change system
Pandemic exposes NZ's supply chain vulnerability
Inflation is at the highest it has been in years because of the pressures of the pandemic.
Govt rail strategy flawed, 'deliberately vague' - road freight report
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New Waiheke electric ferry service proposed
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'Direct revenue loss': Anger over Napier-Wairoa highway closure
NZTA should have consulted first, say the Wairoa mayor and business leaders.
Call for Govt to purchase shares in Refining NZ
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Auckland Airport: Airlines need border certainty to restore long-haul capacity
Self-isolation requirements threaten aviation, tourism and freight recovery.
Mainfreight shares rally after big earnings lift
Mainfreight's shares rallied sharply after it posted a strong earnings update.
Company in liquidation after Government recalls $106k in Covid wage subsidies
Company liquidates after audit reveals it didn't qualify for $106k in wage subsidies
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Opinion: Light rail to Auckland Airport not worth the spend
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Infrastructure Commission weighs in on Tauranga port frustration
RMA has 'severe' implications for infrastructure provision.
New supply chain trouble looming as Tauranga port plan gets stuck
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Big jump in staff at SOE KiwiRail earning $100,000-plus
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