Going underground: Auckland's new transport system
The City Rail Link will carry up to 54,000 passengers an hour around Auckland.
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Connecting up the infrastructure
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Commuters blamed for new street park charges outside North Shore Hospital
The Waitemata DHB was expecting the parking charges to take effect 'mid year'.
Western Line reopened to trains but traffic builds
A number of traffic incidents throughout Auckland are impacting travel times.
Person dies after being hit by train in Mt Albert, Auckland
A person has died after being hit by a train near Woodward Rd, Mt Albert.
Christchurch tribute graffiti removal on train cost taxpayers $3000
It may have had a message of support, but AT has had to remove graffiti from a train.
Graffiti attack: Train crew needed to call police first - report
Transdev staff acted appropriately but should have called police earlier, report found.
Muslim woman on hijab: 'This is who I am'
Tragedy in Christchurch helping to open up conversation of racial abuse, professor says.
Dodgy concrete causes cyclist's damaging 'face plant'
From 20km/h to zero: Cyclist thrown over handlebars when crack in path caught wheel.
Pedestrian fatally struck by train in Takanini, rail services disrupted
One person is dead after being struck by a train in Walters Rd.
Two in hospital after bus smashes into traffic light
The driver has been taken to hospital along with a passenger who has facial injuries.
Parking fees create 'chaos' for park-and-ride commuters
On-street parking fees fuel demand for free spaces at Albany park-and-ride.
'Unacceptable': Bus driver captured talking on the phone while driving
Passenger captured footage of a bus driver taking phone calls, taking notes while driving.
School students crammed on to overcrowded buses
"If the bus stops too fast everyone falls over like 10 Pin Bowling."
Yellow lines back at popular takeaway restaurant after mysterious cover up
The broken yellow lines outside Indian takeaway Paradise had been painted over in black.
Heavy congestion heading into Auckland city
There are congestion warnings for traffic heading into Auckland in the north and south.
No-parking lines painted over so customers can get closer to takeaway store
Customers used to have to park across down the road. Not any more.
Gridlock! Round the Bays runners choose to walk 10km back to vehicles
Some participants decided to walk the approximate 10km back to the start line instead.
Leighton Smith: Auckland Transport an 'administrative state'
COMMENT: What sort of governance do you want affecting your life?
Five injured in serious four-car collision in Waikato
The incident was reported to emergency services around 8.20pm.
'I own the whole Viaduct': Woman blocks footpath
A footpath user politely asked the woman to move but she didn't budge.
Interactive: Could your street be getting a speed limit reduction?
Still trying to wrap your head around the proposed changes to speed limits in Auckland?
Decision on Lime scooters' Auckland future tomorrow
Auckland Council will make a decision on Lime's future in the city by tomorrow.
Auckland Council may pay out another $350m for leaky buildings
The amount of cover the Auckland Council thinks it could need has jumped by 10 per cent
Watch: 'Terrifying' moment cyclist hit by car at busy intersection
An injured cyclist says he may not have survived a crash if the car was going any faster.
Aucklanders to have their say on speed limit changes
Auckland Transport propose dropping speeds to 30km/h on some central city streets.
Lime's scooter suspension continues while council awaits more info
Auckland Council is waiting on more information before it lets Lime scooters back in
Lime finally hands data to council
Scooters set to stay off streets until at least Wednesday.
Hundreds of Auckland streets to have speed limits dropped
Hundreds of Auckland streets could have their speed limits dropped from August.
Traffic delays as March Madness kicks in
The busy period is due to returning workers and university students.
Bus company Ritchies launches inquiry after passengers hurt
An elderly woman was knocked to the floor, bleeding and unable to get up.
March Madness: Transport bosses gear up for busiest time of the year
Extra buses planned to cope with 'March Madness', but will there be enough drivers?
Lime scooters stay off the streets
Lime says its e-scooters are safe, but it is unclear if they will be back on the streets.
Lime pleads to public to help bring back 'transport revolution'
"We want to be around for the long run helping you get from A to B," Lime says.