Mr Brownstone
Those certain factions being local iwi and the current government.I think Tauranga is waiting for extensions to be approved. Held up by certain factions.
That is more feasible for the immediate future.
Just my opinion.
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Those certain factions being local iwi and the current government.I think Tauranga is waiting for extensions to be approved. Held up by certain factions.
That is more feasible for the immediate future.
Just my opinion.
Adding to this is up to 10 iwi groups are involved.Those certain factions being local iwi and the current government.
You do understand the spirits of the deceased in Maori legend, exit off the cliffs at the end of Matua and those ships frequenting this area disturb this process.Adding to this is up to 10 iwi groups are involved.
Traditionally, those spirits will calm down with a healthy stipend paid to their iwi.You do understand the spirits of the deceased in Maori legend, exit off the cliffs at the end of Matua and those ships frequenting this area disturb this process.
And that’s just 1 iwi…
Ye but they have plenty of land to build onNo that was stupid.
The last time I birthed at Marsden point was about 5 years ago and it only had 3 births. Possibly some additional births since then but needs a lot of extensions to accommodate the requirements
They have made themselves and option but why are they better than Marsden Point?I think Tauranga is waiting for extensions to be approved. Held up by certain factions.
That is more feasible for the immediate future.
Just my opinion.
Probably because of the infrastructure that is already in place.They have made themselves and option but why are they better than Marsden Point?
Yes they do, but Northland is the better option if they had the balls to sort out the rail link.Probably because of the infrastructure that is already in place.
They're running out of space.
Marsden point has a lot of undeveloped space.
However I think both have their own limitations
True Bruce and providing housing for staff and consents and dredging and....Yes they do, but Northland is the better option if they had the balls to sort out the rail link.
Going over old ground here, however until Tauranga hits 2.8m TEU containers then it’s the best option for any container volume exported out of the central/upper north island catchment. It’s currently running around 1.2m TEU so a heap of growth still available, assuming they get past the iwi obstacles - if they don’t then that’s very troubling for NZ Inc, particularly given Auckland can’t sort its shit out.Yes they do, but Northland is the better option if they had the balls to sort out the rail link.
Any mail on Tauranga trying to bring in automation.Going over old ground here, however until Tauranga hits 2.8m TEU containers then it’s the best option for any container volume exported out of the central/upper north island catchment. It’s currently running around 1.2m TEU so a heap of growth still available, assuming they get past the iwi obstacles - if they don’t then that’s very troubling for NZ Inc, particularly given Auckland can’t sort its shit out.
Yeah they have it ahead of them, won’t be easy however no way they stuff it up like Auckland has.Any mail on Tauranga trying to bring in automation.
It was an obvious disaster in Auckland but I understand many ports around the world are successfully using it 😀
Probably wouldn't have happened in Auckland either under the new CEO.Yeah they have it ahead of them, won’t be easy however no way they stuff it up like Auckland has.
Nope, two quite different characters, one of whom was completely delusional.Probably wouldn't have happened in Auckland either under the new CEO.
What sort of board appoints a delusional CEO? I know, no need to askNope, two quite different characters, one of whom was completely delusional.
IMO the previous guy was positioned there to break the unions.Nope, two quite different characters, one of whom was completely delusional.
He was put there for the a purpose.What sort of board appoints a delusional CEO? I know, no need to ask.
Way back in the 1993 the Auckland Electric Power Board appointed an Australian Union buster to sort out the unions.He was put there for the a purpose.
To break the union but the union is still there and he is gone with still further outcomes to be faced.
The biggest problem in my opinion is jobs for the boys and women getting board positions
This guy was a former employee of a huge shipping company who had a dislike for unions so they employed him. Cost aucklanders a shitload.Way back in the 1993 the Auckland Electric Power Board appointed an Australian Union buster to sort out the unions.
He caused a five week long blackout in 1998 that made the city a laughing stock. The stress killed the guy.
Things never change.
All voted for by the publicBoard appointments with no idea.