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New appointment at Ports of Auckland

Tuesday, 1 November 2011, 4:46 pm
Press Release: Ports of Auckland

1 November 2011

New appointment at Ports of Auckland

David Payne has been appointed Senior Pilot at Ports of Auckland, with responsibility for ensuring the efficient and safe arrival and departure of ships at the Auckland and Onehunga seaports. Mr Payne has been with Ports of Auckland for over 10 years and holds a Master Class 1 marine pilot license.

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