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7 September 2026

Port of Tauranga will almost double its handling capacity following fast-track approval

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Port of Tauranga will almost double its handling capacity following fast-track approval

The Stella Passage development will involve extending the Sulphur Point container berth by 385 metres and the Mount Maunganui wharf by 315 metres.

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