Features - June / July 2013
Editorial
With the release of the report to the NZ government from the independent Workplace Health and Safety Taskforce, widespread changes are likely to be felt by many within the logistics and transport sector.
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Dexion helps Kathmandu reach new heights
Kathmandu is a retailer of travel and adventure clothing and equipment. Founded in Christchurch over a decade ago, it now has 44 stores in New Zealand, 83 in Australia and 6 in the UK, with an online store in each region.
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Training programme a learning experience for participants and facilitators
A training programme set up to teach young men with no direction or experience the work and life skills required for a full-time job also taught the training facilitators some valuable lessons.
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Auckland freight needs a transport solution
By Dave MacIntyre - For the freight and logistics companies, manufacturers and distribution centres of Auckland's southern industrial heartland, the recent unveiling of the city's Unitary Plan signalled a first step towards solving its traffic woes.
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Dry running
By Nigel Parry - You may have forgotten this year's drought, but many farmers will remember it for some time. What effects has it had on New Zealand's transport industry? How did we cope? And, most importantly, what does the future hold?
There's far more to Turkey than Turkish Delight
By Korhan Erçoklu, Turkish commercial counsellor to New Zealand - Total trade between New Zealand and Turkey has to date been relatively low. However, Turkey is a business-friendly environment and is actively seeking foreign investment. New Zealand companies have much to gain in terms of market opportunities.
Solutions that make the supply chain work at MHL 13
The materials handling and logistics industry is showcasing the latest supply chain solutions at MHL 2013, the industry's premier trade show.