Located right in the heart of Gisborne city, we’re New Zealand’s most easterly commercial shipping port. We’re also the most efficient logging port, and are opening up new opportunities for exporters, importers and cruise. We make it happen for our customers and our community, every day.
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As a locally owned company, our team is highly motivated to build better outcomes for Tairāwhiti. This video brings to life who we are, what we stand for, and the purpose that drives us. It showcases our commitment to our values and highlights how we strengthen communities through our infrastructure. Watch and see what we do in action.
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A shared future
Eastland Port is Tairāwhiti’s port. We’re locally owned and every year we return millions of dollars to our sole shareholder and community trust, Trust Tairāwhiti.
With a shared vision, we can look forward to a shared future: one where we all see Tairāwhiti thrive.
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Historic first at Eastland Port
Two 180-metre long ships berthed alongside each other for the first time.
Eastland Port Ready to Serve as Regional Export Lifeline Expands
Eastland Port is ready to support exporters with container capability, offering a resilient pathway to market at a time when regional infrastructure remains vulnerable.
$5M Government Boost Launches Tairāwhiti Into Container Shipping Era
Eastland Port is celebrating today’s announcement of a $5 million Government investment to bring purpose-built container-handling equipment to Tairāwhiti Gisborne - a move that will unlock major economic opportunities for…
Eastland Port and Qube Transition Log Exports to Wharf 7
Eastland Port and crane operators Qube have been preparing to move the main log export berth at the port from wharf 8 to the newly rebuilt Wharf 7.
