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About us
Ports of Auckland operates in three locations in the Auckland region - New Zealand's economic hub.
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Facilities
& services
Ports of Auckland offers a broad range of facilities across three locations in the Auckland region.
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Shipping
& cargo
Ports of Auckland services over 1400 ships from 176 international ports in 69 countries every year.
Operational procedures and policies
Forms and manuals
Price schedule
Standard Terms and Conditions
Need For Change
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Cruise ships
& timetables
Cruise ships berth at the main Overseas Passenger Terminal at Princes Wharf.
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Community
& environment
Ports of Auckland recognises the important role it plays in the community and environment.
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Ports of Auckland
Ports of Auckland is New Zealand’s leading port company, serving the country’s vital international trades through a broad range of cargo handling and logistics services.
Latest news |
Ports of Auckland welcomes return of 'Southern Star'
28 May 2013
Ports of Auckland today welcomed Maersk Line’s announcement that the Southern Star service
will return to Auckland, with larger ships.
Port welcomes MUNZ decision
10 May 2013
Ports of Auckland today welcomed the Maritime Union’s decision to
withdraw their opposition to the lifting of interim court orders related to legal action the union took during last year’s strikes.
Port seeks Auckland's views
10 May 2013
Ports of Auckland today published its new port development proposals for public consideration.
Port Development
In early 2012 we published concept images of the future port layout, that weren’t terribly popular.
We listened to what people said and had a rethink, focussing on efficiency before expansion. We now know that we can make the port a lot more efficient, which means we will be able to operate for decades on our current site without much expansion.
We still need some expansion to cater for Auckland's growth, so we've developed two proposals to show how the port could grow over the next few decades. We don't need to choose a layout now, it will be years before we need more space, but we do need to start planning.