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Australian hubs seen as threat to NZ’s future in liner services

by Rob McKay — last modified Jun 11, 2009 12:48 PM

NEW ZEALAND is in danger of losing direct liner services to transhipments from Australia, Ports of Auckland managing director Jens Madsen told the Transport New Zealand Summit last week.

He said the danger had been exacerbated by sustained infrastructure investment in Australian ports.
“What is most worrying about this is that with the trend to hubbing, New Zealand could end up as a spoke to Australia, rather than a...

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