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Help Shape the Future of Container Handling Training
News | Transporting New Zealand
The Ports and Intermodal Sector Group are currently developing a new Good Practice Guide (GPG) for Container Handling Machines, supported by a new industry skill standard pathway. The project aims to provide operators, employers, trainers, and health and safety professionals with clear guidance on the safe operation of containerhandling equipment such as reach stackers, empty…

The sizzling final transport election debate of 2026
News | Rowan Everton
Road maintenance, public transport, EVs, RUC and the Roads of National Significance were all picked apart at a packed-out transport election debate in Wellington with National, Labour, the Greens, NZ First, ACT and TOP.

What does “good” mean?
Friday blog | Dom Kalasih
It's been a massive week with our Friday Road Freight Decarbonisation Update, a Monday session with the South Island Regional Transport Committee Chairs, a Tuesday presentation at the Police CVST conference, and a Thursday election debate featuring all major political parties.

Road to net zero: the latest Green Compact update
News | Transporting New Zealand
Decarbonising road freight is still rife with challenges pertaining to the availability of charging infrastructure, range capability, cargo capacity limitations, upfront costs and overall technological readiness. Despite all that, there's great things happening overseas and in NZ.

A plethora of stuff
Friday blog | Dom Kalasih
This week’s update celebrates the resilience, leadership and quiet graft that keeps New Zealand’s transport industry moving. From honouring Hall of Fame inductees to pushing for fairer FAF arrangements, smarter detours and stronger sector-led assurance programmes.

Fernhill Bridge contract a major milestone for Hawke’s Bay freight
Press releases | Transporting New Zealand
The signing of the contract to strengthen the SH50 Ngaruroro River Bridge, known locally as Fernhill Bridge, marks a major milestone for Hawke's Bay businesses and freight operators.
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