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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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& services
Ports of Auckland offers a broad range of facilities across three locations in the Auckland region.
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& cargo
Ports of Auckland services over 1400 ships from 176 international ports in 69 countries every year.
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& timetables
Cruise ships berth at the main Overseas Passenger Terminal at Princes Wharf.
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& environment
Ports of Auckland recognises the important role it plays in the community and environment.
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Contact us
2012 media releases
If you require further information please contact Anne-Marie Petersen, Communications Advisor, phone +64 9 348 5393, mobile +64 21 981 747 or email amp@poal.co.nz.
Alternatively contact Dee Radhakrishnan, Communications Executive, phone +64 9 348 5247 mobile +64 27 288 5596 or email dee@poal.co.nz.
THURSDAY 16
FEBRUARY 2012
Ports of Auckland has today received notice from the Maritime Union – (MUNZ local 13) of a week-long strike starting on March 2. The strike comes on the back of a planned week-long strike on February 24.
FRIDAY 10
FEBRUARY 2012
Mediation between Ports of Auckland and representatives of the Maritime Union of New Zealand – MUNZ (Local 13) has been adjourned after a 5 hour meeting today.
THURSDAY 9
FEBRUARY 2012
Ports of Auckland said it was yet to receive a 8th strike notice from the Maritime Union of New Zealand – Local 13.
TUESDAY 31
JANUARY 2012
Ports of Auckland said it was yet to receive a 7th strike notice from the Maritime Union of New Zealand – Local 13.
WEDNESDAY 26
JANUARY 2012
In the context of the Auckland Plan process, the Port’s key interest is in protecting the current port zone, which has been through two public submissions processes and has been in place and public since 1987.
FRIDAY 20
JANUARY 2012
Ports of Auckland has today met with representatives of the Maritime Union of New Zealand – Local 13 to consult on the port’s proposal to increase flexibility and efficiency at the port under a new labour model.
FRIDAY 20
JANUARY 2012
We have received a letter from the International Transport Workers Federation (ITF).
FRIDAY 16
JANUARY 2012
The latest strike notice by the Maritime Union of New Zealand – Local 13 is “highly irresponsible,” says Ports of Auckland CEO Tony Gibson.
FRIDAY 13
JANUARY 2012
Ports of Auckland is hosting free guided boat tours of the Port and inner harbour during Auckland Anniversary Weekend 2012.
THURSDAY 12
JANUARY 2012
Ports of Auckland says that lifting workplace restrictions at the port could make it New Zealand’s most productive port, especially given its scale, location and proximity to New Zealand’s largest market.
THURSDAY 12
JANUARY 2012
Ports of Auckland Chief Executive Tony Gibson said today’s marathon six-hour mediation session with the Maritime Union was frustrating, and that the union seems to be still failing to grasp the need for fundamental change.
MONDAY 09
JANUARY 2012
Ports of Auckland has advised the Maritime Union of New Zealand – Local 13 (MUNZ) that it does not find the counter-offer tabled on 6 January attractive, and that while it will continue with collective bargaining, it is proceeding with a proposal to contract out its labour force.
WEDNESDAY 04
JANUARY 2012
Ports of Auckland confirmed today that the country’s largest exporter, Fonterra, had decided to move its export shipments from Auckland to other ports, from the end of January until further notice.
