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• Hino NZ

  Les Harrison Group can move it anytime anywhere

  23 December 2025

  “Unmatched lift and carry capability! Seen here on the job delivery 18m long roofing iron to Kopu.”

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• Business North

  Business North December 2025

  December 2025

  “It has been an exciting 12 months for Les Harrison Transport Ltd since launching what is believed to be a first in New Zealand — an impressive new truck that can lift heavier and reach further than ever before.”

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• NZ Truck & Driver

  GITI Tyres Big Test - Lift and Carry

  March 2025

  “It’s not very often that I get to drive a crane truck on our Big Tests, but here we are with Les Harrison Transport’s unique 10x6 Hino 700.”

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• Business North

  Business North September 2023

  September 2023

  “In the Waikato and Bay of Plenty, Les Harrison Transport is a leading name in the transport and freight sector with branches in Hamilton and Tauranga.”

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• NZ Trucking

  Friends and Family

  29 December 2022

  “Chatting to Les and business partners Craig Foster and Chris Flavell, you quickly understand that diversity has come from the group’s commitment to forming longstanding relationships with clients simply by being flexible and open to solving their many and varied transport requirements.”

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• NZ Trucking

  Covering the bases

  29 December 2022

  “Les is undoubtedly one of the industry’s good fellas, and his partners in the business, Craig Foster and Chris Flavell, too are real salt-of-the-earth types who go way back with Les.”

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• Jamie Strange

  I visited Les Harrison Transport the other day to talk about unlocking industrial growth in western Hamilton.

  25 January 2020

  “Les started the business 27 years ago with one truck - they now have 80!”

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