Port Taranaki provides marine services for Maari offtakes
Port Taranaki marine pilots Daniel Satherley, left, Guy Mexted, and Jeff Handcock.
Golf day raises thousands for hospice
The sun shone and so did the golf at Kaitake Golf Club recently when Port Taranaki hosted its Harry Blyde Cup golf tournament.
Biosecurity Taranaki a ‘pivotal milestone’ for region
Taranaki has taken a significant step forward in safeguarding its unique environment with the official launch of Biosecurity Taranaki.
National offshore wind energy industry impacts study released
The development of an offshore wind energy industry in Aotearoa will play a critical role in helping the country meet rapidly increasing demands for clean energy and our net zero…
Windthrown wood a windfall for port
Just over a year ago, Cyclone Gabrielle cut a swathe through large parts of the North Island, causing devastation to lives and livelihoods.
Tech upgrade launches security into the future
It looks like Andy Wiseman’s flying a highly sophisticated aircraft rather than monitoring security at Port Taranaki.
Port Taranaki begins process to renew dredging consents
Port Taranaki is talking with key stakeholders, groups and individuals as it begins work to renew its harbour maintenance dredging resource consents.
Port Taranaki Half Year Report
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Increased costs, reduced trade impact Port Taranaki half-year result
Increased costs and reduced trade volumes have combined to impact Port Taranaki’s financial result for the first half of the 2023-24 year.
Portal - February 2024
Our February 2024 Portal includes an article about a major technology upgrade of our security system, an update on the work we're doing to support the final stage of the…
Keep safe in the harbour this summer
Port Taranaki is asking all harbour users to help keep themselves and others safe this summer by knowing and following the harbour rules.
Taranaki gears up to welcome the first cruise ship of the summer
This Sunday marks the beginning of the cruise season for Taranaki, with the region set to welcome its first passengers from Australia, Europe, the USA, and Canada.
Port support helps planting programme grow
It’s not only the plants that are growing at Moturoa School’s much-loved and important Trees for Survival programme.
Log scaling operation goes robotic
Taranaki log scaling operations have moved into the future, with the establishment of a cutting-edge robotic facility in New Plymouth.