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Maritime Union welcomes charges against former Ports of Auckland CEO

The indi­vid­ual fac­ing charges for the 2020 death of a work­er at the Ports of Auck­land is for­mer CEO Tony Gib­son.

Maritime Union welcomes charges against Ports of Auckland following 2020 death

The charges fol­low an inde­pen­dent health and safe­ty review that found sys­temic issues with the man­age­ment health and safe­ty cul­ture at POAL.

Tauranga COVID alarm reinforces need to stay on guard

A COVID alarm aboard a ves­sel in the Port of Tau­ran­ga is a reminder that strict process­es at ports are essen­tial to pro­tect New Zealand from expo­sure.

Women’s Conference 2021

After months of plan­ning along­side, a strong group of 24 MUNZ Women from around New Zealand attend­ed the Coun­cil of Trade Unions Bian­nu­al Women’s Con­fer­ence in Welling­ton on 19 and 20 July 2021.

Case for New Zealand shipping now urgent

There is a grow­ing real­i­sa­tion that New Zealand needs ship­ping capa­bil­i­ty to ensure reli­able and secure ser­vices.

Maritime Union calls for New Zealand shipping to resolve supply chain crisis

There needs to be inno­v­a­tive respons­es to ongo­ing ship­ping con­ges­tion.

Unions back mandatory vaccination for port workers

The two main unions rep­re­sent­ing New Zealand port work­ers are back­ing the Gov­ern­ment move to make COVID-19 vac­ci­na­tions manda­to­ry for port work­ers.

Crew welfare needs to be considered in Viking Bay case

Prob­lems with quar­an­tine for sick crew mem­bers aboard the Viking Bay show process­es need to be tight­ened up.

Infected crew members highlight a weak point in border security

Two COVID-pos­i­tive for­eign crew mem­bers are self-iso­lat­ing on the Span­ish-flagged deep sea fish­ing ves­sel Viking Bay off the Tarana­ki coast.

Maritimes magazine Winter 2021 online