Peter Davie
Lyttelton Port tensions rise over pay
Tensions between the Lyttelton Port Company and the port-workers' union have escalated with almost 200 staff set to be locked out later this month when 11 colleagues go on strike. The 11 workers… Audio
Lyttelton Port workers to strike, unpaid
Nearly 200 union members working at the Port of Lyttelton won't get paid for four days when just 11 members go on strike later this month. The Rail and Maritime Transport Union and the port company… Audio
Lyttelton port workers stunned at boss' $955k pay
The port workers' union says revelations the Lyttelton Port chief executive was paid 955-thousand dollars last year is a slap in the face for his staff. Peter Davie was paid a salary of $597,000 and… Audio
Lyttelton Port deaths 'unacceptable' - but CEO won't go
Worksafe New Zealand is to meet urgently with the Lyttelton Port - saying three deaths in one year is completely unacceptable. Audio
Inspectors ban Lyttelton Port from stacking containers too high
Safety inspectors have told Lyttelton Port it's stacking shipping containers too high and in a way that puts workers and passersby at risk. Audio
Canterbury agricultural sector bucking nationwide trend
Despite economic growth across the country slowing in the latest quarter, exporters in Canterbury are bucking the trend. Audio
Lyttleton port in dispute with its insurer over quake claims
Lyttelton Port's chief executive Peter Davie speaks to the programme about a $20-million dispute with their insurer for work done as a result of the February earthquake. Audio
Workers for Chch rebuild likely to come from overseas
A major Christchurch employer concedes many of the workers needed to help rebuild the city will have to come from overseas. Audio
Lyttelton tunnel reopens to the relief of residents
The Lyttelton tunnel has re-opened to all traffic, a big boost for the seaside town which has been almost isolated since Tuesday afternoon. Audio
Normal operations resuming at Lyttelton's port
Port Lyttleton's Chief Executive, Peter Davie, joins the programme to give an update on how effectively the wharves are running. Audio