27th August 2026 Cruise / POAThe company says work by industry, government and port partners has improved the operating environment for cruise lines.
14th August 2026 NZCA / POA / TAUUnder the proposed arrangement, Port of Auckland would use the Queens Wharf facility during the cruise season, providing a dedicated terminal for mid-size cruise vessels.
27th March 2026 Cruise / POATe Waharoa will be a new global gateway to the city and part of a wider $200m investment into the city’s cruise precinct
17th December 2025 Cruise / POAPort of Auckland says it is delighted to receive Ministry for Primary Industries approval for its in-port biofouling solution to clean niche areas of ships alongside New Zealand Diving and Salvage Ltd.
16th December 2025 Biosecurity / POAAn in-water cleaning technology pilot to help commercial vessels, including cruise ships, meet New Zealand’s biofouling requirements will begin in Auckland this summer.
20th October 2025 Cruise / MPI / POAA service that can clean small areas of a cruise ship’s hull is expected to give cruise lines more confidence to send their vessels to this country.
24th September 2025 Cruise / POAPort of Auckland is in the final stages of developing an in-port biofouling solution, in collaboration with New Zealand Diving and Salvage Limited, to clean small areas of ships.
29th August 2025 Cruise / POA / POTPort of Tauranga says a total of 94 cruise ships visited over the year to June 2025, a 13.8% decline due to what the company said was a downturn in Pacific-based itineraries.
22nd August 2025 Cruise / POAWharf extensions including a new cruise passenger terminal is the first project to secure consent as part of the government’s fast-track initiative.
26th February 2025 POAPort of Auckland has reported net profit after tax of $42m for the six months ending 31 December 2024, up 98% on the previous corresponding period.
25th February 2025 Cunard / POAThe operator is confident of securing fast-track approval for a new terminal but supplying ships with onshore power is another question.
29th November 2024 Legal / POAThe New Zealand Institute of Safety Management says there are important lessons to be learned from the conviction of former Ports of Auckland chief executive Tony Gibson.
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