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Millions of tons of emissions expected to be cut with new biofuels mandate.
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Inflation the wild card that perversely could bring relief.
Bluebridge ferry owner sold to US investment bank
The buyer has reportedly paid over $500 million.
Freight companies accused of acting as a cartel; court action launched
As of April 8 this year, cartel conduct is punishable with up to seven years in prison.
Trade disruptions set to hit consumers hard in 2022
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Fullers unveils electric ferry for Devonport run, wider electricification plans
Firm says EV technology has reached a commercial tipping point.
Union withdraws strike notices for KiwiRail workers after new pay offer
The strike action slated for next week would have affected all rail operations.
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Local companies will be forced to rely on the spot price market next year.
Tesla plus China: The formula for winning the EV race?
California carmaker gives China a leg-up in race to build better electric vehicles.
NZ Bus testing markets for potential buyers
Transport company NZ Bus is on the sales block, according to overseas media reports.
KiwiRail group CEO quits, citing 'distractions' of media allegations
Miller says that recent allegations, which he rejected, have become a distraction.
Billion-dollar payoff: Value of NZ's place in Southern Link trade route
Southern Link places New Zealand in the middle of a global value chain for the first time.
Oh ship! Six-month delays for furniture as global supply woes hit home
Settle in for a long wait if you want to furnish your home in the near future.
Mainfreight half year net profit lifts nearly $58m
Robust sea and air freight rates and freight volumes buoy six-month performance.
Goodman makes record $555.5m half-year profit
Goodman Property Trust's record profit helped by unprecedented revaluation gains.
New coastal cargo shipper promises more services to come
Company intends to use secondary ports such as Nelson, Whanganui and New Plymouth.
Tauranga port optimistic for stronger FY2022 earnings
Good news for Tauranga port's shareholders at annual meeting.
Liam Dann: Covid inflation shock hits hard - but will it last?
The strength of inflation data has economists worried that rates may need to rise faster.
Inflation shock: Data to show prices rising at fastest in a decade
NZ's economy faces a "perfect storm" of global and local forces driving up prices.
Mark Fowler: Stagflation and the cost of Covid-19
Simply raising interest rates is too blunt an instrument at this point.
Ho ho, oh no: Kiwis facing a Covid Christmas without family - or their favourite gifts
Travel restrictions and supply shortages are threatening to disrupt the festive season.
New data suggests post-lockdown rebound weaker than last year
Economists say there are signs this lockdown rebound won't match last year's strong surge.
Liam Dann: Why the OCR had to rise, despite lockdown pain
A rate hike now, as pandemic bites, is unsettling but hints at bigger problems to come.
Dire Straits: Lockdowns pushing Kiwi manufacturers offshore
NZ's self-congratulation over Covid response misses supply shock we are paying for now.
Weekday log train services between Napier and Wairoa to start Monday
The number of log trains between Wairoa and Napier will go from two to five next week.
Glimpse into Auckland's future: $133m regeneration plans
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The urgent case for a dedicated NZ coastal shipping revival
Time to muscle up New Zealand's response to the world freight chain blowout.
Building site with no Covid safety measures backflips after being refused delivery
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End of the road: Lockdown means SkyBus to Auckland Airport parked for good
The current Auckland lockdown was the final straw for the service.
Back on the tools: dawn karakia marks CRL resumption
Around 750 workers will be back on the tools today.
Lockdown barely dents consumer confidence, young stay most upbeat
Survey finds many households said that their financial position has improved.
Covid casualty: SkyBus service to Auckland Airport faces the axe
The airport express operator is in talks with staff after patronage falls by 80 per cent.