Important Information to Customers and Users From 6 am on March 7th, Auckland moves to Alert Level 2. The rest of New Zealand moves to Alert Level 1. Port Marlborough…
Strong and unusual currents and unpredictable surges warning. Civil Defence and Marlborough Harbourmaster are strongly encouraging boaties to remain vigilant with the current warnings in place following the magnitude 8.1…
Important Information to Customers and Users From 6am on Sunday 28th February, Auckland moved to Alert Level 3 (L3) and the rest of New Zealand moved to Alert Level 2…
Port Marlborough and KiwiRail have welcomed the inclusion of the Picton Ferry Precinct Redevelopment Project in the COVID-19 Recovery (Fast Track Consenting) Bill which is due to be introduced to…
From midnight on Monday 8 June, New Zealand moves to Alert Level 1 (L1). At Alert Level 1, everyone can return without restriction to work, school, sports and domestic travel,…
From midnight on Wednesday 14 May, New Zealand moved to Alert Level 2 (L2). During L2 most businesses can open their premises or sites if they can do so safely….
Important Information to Customers and Users From midnight on Monday 27 April, New Zealand moved to Alert Level 3 (L3). During L3 businesses can open their premises or sites if…
Important Information to Customers and Users From midnight on Wednesday 25th March, we as a country will be operating at Alert Level 4, where all non-essential businesses are instructed to…
Kia ora koutou Over the weekend the Prime Minister announced further border controls for entry to NZ, including a temporary ban on cruise ships entering NZ waters. This morning shipping…
Port Marlborough is now on board as a major sponsor for the upcoming Tuia 250 commemorations in Marlborough. The “dual heritage” flotilla of vessels will be the centerpiece of…
Marlborough Sounds Marinas