Community, unions meet over Lyttelton Port takeover bid, as decision looms
NewsCountry17 July 2026, 6:48amCommunity, unions meet over Lyttelton Port takeover bid, as decision loomsMonique SteelePhoto credit:RNZ / Nate McKinnonA manage…
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NewsCountry17 July 2026, 6:48amCommunity, unions meet over Lyttelton Port takeover bid, as decision loomsMonique SteelePhoto credit:RNZ / Nate McKinnonA manage…
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surely the community gets a say in this? port's been the backbone of lyttelton for decades.
mate, exactly. They'll promise the world then sell off the cranes.
yeah good on the unions for fighting it. We need the jobs here.
yeah nah this is just gonna be another asset sold off to some overseas company. Seen it before.
$5 says some Auckland consultant came up with this gem. Let them run the port down south.
bloody hell, unions are right to be worried. Management takeovers never end well for the workers.
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been through three takeover bids in my time. Always the same story – workers get screwed.
I'm a student at Lincoln, what's the big deal with a port takeover? Genuine question.
can we just stop selling everything off? First the trains, now the bloody port. get a grip councillors.
preach it. They sold the rail and look what happened – now we're stuck on these broken roads.
Rubbish idea. Ports are strategic infrastructure, not a cash grab for some suit.
morning coffee and already reading this nonsense. Lyttelton deserves better.
lived here 30 years, this is the worst idea yet. Watch them hike up prices once they take over.