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Take a look at our Harbourwatch blog archive for past stories on the channel deepening, Te Awaparahi Bay Reclamation and Cruise Berth construction projects.

Final concrete pour on Cruise Berth wharf deck

11 June 2020

Lyttelton Port is one step closer to welcoming the world’s largest cruise ships to Canterbury with the final wharf deck concrete pour completed on New Zealand’s first purpose-built cruise berth. Since late 2018, over 2500m3 of concrete has been placed to form the main wharf deck, ensuring the structure is ready to open in November. From Designers BECA, to HEB Construction, Genesis Projects and LPC engineers, many teams have ensured construction is on time and minimised any potential risks to…

Cruise Berth Piles Reach Halfway Point

23 April 2020

Cruise Berth piling complete

12 March 2020

Cruise Berth piling to be completed in

14 January 2020

Cruise Berth update: Main wharf piling

16 December 2019

Moving East: Te Awaparahi Bay

16 December 2019

Cruise berth features rock bag

16 December 2019

Maintenance Dredging in Lyttelton

13 December 2019

Oil Berth update November

29 November 2019

Oil Berth update

17 October 2019

First concrete pour on Cruise Berth

02 October 2019

Come and talk to us about the proposed

28 August 2019

Te Ana Marina Woolstore Investor

16 August 2019

Land Use Consents for Te Awaparahi Bay

15 August 2019

Recommitment of Whaka-Ora Healthy

20 June 2019

Te Awaparahi Bay Reclamation moves ahead

14 June 2019

Plastics Project at LPC

13 June 2019

Trained eyes on the Hectors dolphins

07 May 2019

Eavesdropping on dolphins builds

07 May 2019

Dredge testing at Te Awaparahi Bay

07 May 2019

Compliance inspection at Quarry

03 May 2019

Cruising into Lyttelton

23 April 2019

Geckos find new home in Riccarton Bush

10 April 2019

Sumner Road Open

02 April 2019

Dredging for the Te Awaparahi Bay

27 March 2019

Work begins to safely release native

25 March 2019

Main Wharf Piling Begins at new Cruise

21 March 2019

Marine Mammal Observer Training for LPC

19 March 2019

Work begins for next stage of Te

19 March 2019

Main Wharf Piling to Begin on Cruise

13 March 2019

Marine piling for cruise berth about to

30 November 2018

Farewell Fairway

19 November 2018

Fourth generation Captain’s love of

19 November 2018

Lyttelton local reflects on time on

18 November 2018

Cooking up a storm in the galley

08 November 2018

Where is the Fairway?

17 October 2018

What’s this tug up to?

09 October 2018

Working to keep seabirds safe during

08 October 2018

The Fairway is back from Wellington

13 September 2018

The Fairway heads to Wellington to

10 September 2018

Working to reduce overnight noise from

28 August 2018

The Fairway has arrived!

27 August 2018

The Fairway passes through Torres Strait

20 August 2018

The Fairway’s route to Lyttelton

17 August 2018

Different piling options considered for

17 August 2018

The Fairway sets off for Lyttelton

13 August 2018

Protecting penguins at the Cruise Berth

17 July 2018

Who is Boskalis?

27 June 2018

The Fairway

27 June 2018

Final concrete pour on Cruise Berth wharf deck

Cruise Berth Piles Reach Halfway Point

Cruise Berth piling complete

Cruise Berth piling to be completed in

Cruise Berth update: Main wharf piling

Moving East: Te Awaparahi Bay

Cruise berth features rock bag

Maintenance Dredging in Lyttelton

Oil Berth update November

Oil Berth update

First concrete pour on Cruise Berth

Come and talk to us about the proposed

Te Ana Marina Woolstore Investor

Land Use Consents for Te Awaparahi Bay

Recommitment of Whaka-Ora Healthy

Te Awaparahi Bay Reclamation moves ahead

Plastics Project at LPC

Trained eyes on the Hectors dolphins

Eavesdropping on dolphins builds

Dredge testing at Te Awaparahi Bay

Compliance inspection at Quarry

Cruising into Lyttelton

Geckos find new home in Riccarton Bush

Sumner Road Open

Dredging for the Te Awaparahi Bay

Work begins to safely release native

Main Wharf Piling Begins at new Cruise

Marine Mammal Observer Training for LPC

Work begins for next stage of Te

Main Wharf Piling to Begin on Cruise

Marine piling for cruise berth about to

Farewell Fairway

Fourth generation Captain’s love of

Lyttelton local reflects on time on

Cooking up a storm in the galley

Where is the Fairway?

What’s this tug up to?

Working to keep seabirds safe during

The Fairway is back from Wellington

The Fairway heads to Wellington to

Working to reduce overnight noise from

The Fairway has arrived!

The Fairway passes through Torres Strait

The Fairway’s route to Lyttelton

Different piling options considered for

The Fairway sets off for Lyttelton

Protecting penguins at the Cruise Berth

Who is Boskalis?

The Fairway

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