No room for major cruise liner at Auckland Port, Tauranga benefits
Auckland Council-owned company to miss out as it struggles to push through expansion plans.
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Ports of Auckland says growth in freight volumes and public opposition to its expansion plans has meant one of the world’s largest cruise ships will not berth in Auckland's Waitemata port in the next tourist season.
While the estimated economic cost of losing the visit of Queen Mary 2 is $1.8
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Victoria Young
Thu, 12 Oct 2017
Thu, 12 Oct 2017
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