Tauranga gets ready for a fight

News-in-print by WCN Editorial

The disagreement between the Port of Tauranga and stevedore NZL Group over the latter’s attempts, backed by Ports of Auckland, to begin full container terminal operations at Tauranga’s Sulphur Point, looks to be heading for the courts.

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