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.
Julie’s special bond with port launch Rawinia
Through care, connection, and a fair amount of cake, Julie Johns is keeping alive a relationship that was born 15 years ago but has roots stretching back almost two centuries.
Seawall shored up for another century
Having welcomed ships and trade for 100 years, a major project is under way to ensure Port Taranaki’s Newton King Tanker Terminal does so for at least 100 more.
Portal - October 2023
Our October 2023 Portal newsletter includes an article about a major project to reinforce the seawall protecting the Newton King Tanker Terminal, the opening of ISO Limited's new robotic log…
Offshore wind opportunity too important to let sail past
By Simon Craddock Port Taranaki chief executive Long regarded as New Zealand’s premier energy province, Taranaki also has the opportunity to become New Zealand’s premier renewable energy province.
Regional cruise strategy has growth and sustainability as focus
In a significant step forward for Taranaki’s burgeoning cruise tourism industry, a comprehensive Taranaki Cruise Strategy has been developed to ensure there is a coordinated, region-wide approach to sustainably grow…
Port Taranaki Annual Report 2023
Click here to read the Port Taranaki Annual Report 2023: Port Taranaki Annual Review 2023
Port Taranaki posts record full-year result
An increase in ship visits, improved bulk liquids trade, increased offshore support work, and several one-off extraordinary items have helped Port Taranaki post a record result for the 2022-23 financial…
Waka ama programme grows as more jump aboard
A police-led programme that is using the experience and culture of waka ama to help at-risk youth is growing.
Taranaki to welcome influx of cruise visitors this summer
Taranaki can expect a bumper summer of cruise ship visitors this season, with seven vessels scheduled to stop off at Port Taranaki.
Tuakana crew display a fine touch
Expert navigation and a steady hand were required when the crew of Port Taranaki tug Tuakana tackled a monster job during autumn.
Changes to Port Taranaki Board of Directors
Port Taranaki has a new Board chair and two new directors following the retirement of long-time directors Richard Krogh and David MacLeod.
Offshore wind monitoring device ready to be deployed
The first piece of physical offshore wind technology in New Zealand, a Floating Light Detecting and Ranging device (FLiDAR), is in Port Taranaki ahead of its deployment in the South…