Representing New Zealand maritime workers since 2002
The Maritime Union says the new Draft Government Policy Statement (GPS) on Land Transport 2024–2034 fails to plan for a resilient and secure transport system, putting the New Zealand economy at risk.
Read MoreNew initiative will see four or more New Zealand operated ships come into service on the New Zealand coast.
Read MoreAs supply chain pressures continue to build, immediate action is required.
Read MoreIt is urgent New Zealand rebuild a New Zealand flagged and crewed coastal shipping fleet that can provide reliable and efficient service for regional ports and inter-island trade.
Read MoreAs concerns about New Zealand’s supply chain grow, the Maritime Union says the answers are there to alleviate shipping and port congestion.
Read MoreNew Zealand is facing a deepening crisis in our maritime supply chain, which requires bold thinking and speedy action to fix.
Read MoreCoastal shipping could provide a essential lifeline to regions in future events.
Read MoreIf the Covid-19 response has taught us anything, it’s that our economy lives and dies by our supply chains and that when push comes to shove New Zealand can’t always rely on the rest of the world.
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