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    Napier Port is on track to have its busiest cruise ship season ever

    Napier Port is on track to have its busiest cruise ship season ever


    Its had 72 cruise visits this season - with another 17 bookings through to April.

    That translates to more than 130-thousand visitors.

    The season was cut short last year due to Cyclone Gabrielle, and was impacted by Government Covid-19 restrictions in the years prior.

    CEO Todd Dawson says the international cruise industry has rebounded since Covid - and New Zealand's has done the same.

    He says it provides an economic boost for the region through tourists spending money.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Cricket:
    The Auckland Aces have moved to the top of cricket's Ford Trophy ladder after a 71-run win over last-placed Northern Districts at Eden Park's outer oval 9:16

     International:
    Three Israeli hostages to be released from Gaza on Saturday named 9:06

     Rugby:
    The Highlanders are lamenting a lack of ruthlessness after losing their opening Super Rugby Pacific match at the death, 37-36 to the Waratahs in Sydney 8:26

     Motoring:
    The Wellington Phoenix are ruing a lack of execution in the box in the wake of their 1-nil A-League defeat by the Melbourne Victory away 8:16

     Business:
    'Energy prices could and should be lower', but are retailers profiteering? 8:06

     Business:
    South Waikato's council is aiming to promote growth in the area despite the ceasing of paper production at Tokoroa's Kinleith Mill 8:06

     Law and Order:
    Inside the Qatari royal family's legal battle over The Idol's Eye diamond, worth more than $27 million 7:56

     Cricket:
    The Black Caps will head into cricket's Champions Trophy off the back of an unbeaten run in the Tri Series, trumping Pakistan by five wickets in the decider in Karachi 7:56

     Law and Order:
    Four people have been charged in the past week in relation to industrial burglaries in South Auckland's Counties Manukau 7:46

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