One NZ Satellite TEXT coming soon
Currently around 40% of New Zealand has no mobile coverage. One NZ is about to change this making New Zealand safer. One NZ Satellite TXT coming soon.
What to look for in a health & safety app
Meeting your health and safety responsibilities with ease and efficiency can sometimes feel like a big task, involving a lot of paperwork. With the introduction of so many apps now that can help to streamline your processes, you may be considering whether an app is this the right option for your business.
INZ: Allowing enough time to apply for AEWV
It is crucial that you allow enough time and factor in the time it takes for each phase of the process. The latest processing times are available on the Immigration New Zealand (INZ) website to help you plan accordingly:
Torque with Paula
Whilst doing my regional rounds one major issue comes up time and again – road repair quality. We all know that feeling on Christmas morning when the excitement builds just before opening our gifts. It’s that same feeling when we see the contractors out with their milling machines and bitumen trucks and we think “Yes, we are finally getting our roads fixed!”
Woody’s corner
While the Government has just announced a record $32.9 billion investment in New Zealand’s transport network throughout the country over the next three years – see Roads of regional significance story below
What do Regional Deals mean for the transport sector?
The Government is inviting all regions to submit proposals for Regional Deals between central and local government to drive economic growth and deliver infrastructure including for water supply, roads and housing.
Concrete roads well suited to high intensity traffic
Concrete roads are well suited for high intensity traffic and are more cost effective in the long run according to The Case for Concrete Roads, a new report written by Infometrics for Concrete New Zealand.
Xmas Message form NRC’s Chairman
It’s time us to move into ‘thrival’ mode, which is a concept based on the premise that we aren’t just overcoming the challenges we face, we are using them to help us grow, evolve, and eventually flourish into the next phase.
POAL VBS price changes coming on 1 January 2025
It is important your customers are aware that Ports of Auckland’s (POAL’s) Vehicle Booking System (VBS) booking charges will continue to increase each year
Take advantage of MITO scholarships
The new Approved Code of Practice (ACOP) for loading and unloading cargo at ports will play a critical role in improving safety from multiple perspectives
Waitematā Bridge the pick of second harbour crossing options
The Government has tasked NZTA with considering two potential options for an additional Waitematā Harbour crossing in Auckland
Ports Approved Code of Practice will improve safety
The new Approved Code of Practice (ACOP) for loading and unloading cargo at ports will play a critical role in improving safety from multiple perspectives
MSD Virtual Reality digital badges for job seekers
The new Approved Code of Practice (ACOP) for loading and unloading cargo at ports will play a critical role in improving safety from multiple perspectives
Torque with Paula
The country’s CVSC network where police can carry out their heavy vehicle inspections is being enhanced.
Is Your Workplace Safety Policy Ready for the Holidays?
As the holiday season approaches so does an increased risk of alcohol and drug-related workplace incidents.
NZTA set to change how heavy vehicles are screened for RUC compliance
Work is continuing on streamlining the existing process for obtaining and renewing HPMV permits.
NZTA has made significant progress with other road controlling authorities combining the various HPMV networks onto a single interactive map.
Member Profile – Stealth logistics
In early 2023, Nathan and Sharlene Young took a bold step into the automotive logistics sector by acquiring Stealth Logistics. With a combined 40+ years of experience in transport and logistics, Nathan and Sharlene seized the opportunity to apply their extensive skill sets to own and lead their own transport business.
Early Resolution Services
Early resolution can provide a quicker, less costly solution to disputes
Maritime New Zealand Clarifies Lashing Requirements
Two clarifications have been received from Maritime New Zealand about lashing points requirements for trucks that are subject to Maritime Rule 24B.10 (road freight/livestock/tank vehicles that are 3.5 tonnes or more gross mass travelling on ro-ro ships).
TDDA Achieves New Zealand’s First IANZ Accreditation for Oral Fluid Collection
The Drug Detection Agency (TDDA) has just become the first NZ testing organisation to be IANZ accredited for oral fluid collection. This is the same technology that the NZ Police will use in proposed roadside testing under the Land Transport (Drug Driving) Amendment Act.