Comment: KiwiRail's next inter island ferries will be able to carry trains.

Massey University has today launched a world leading real time GDP tracker

Pair say a transaction normally taking four days was wrapped up in an hour.

Four out of five non-stop Perth to London flights are arriving ahead of schedule.

Southbound lanes likely to be closed until 8.30am or 9.30am.

Transport officials unmoved on plea to ban container trucks from passing through Ōrākei

COMMENT: Debate about trams or trains to the airport misses the point entirely.

Kendall 'Kiki' Culler got a break 34 years ago and now an Airbus A330 is her office.

Safety, public transport and freight are the Government's new transport priorities.

The Government has been talking about getting freight off the country's roads.

Ports of Auckland chair says board diversity is improving but it takes time to change.

A report from the front line in campaign to keep the brown marmorated stink bug out of NZ.

Will the regional fund reopen East Coast rail? Made with funding from NZ On Air.

COMMENT: Rail has to pay for itself and routes must have multiple uses.

Trucking companies recognise that railways are needed as well as roads.

Dubbed 'The Wall of Wood' the majority goes to China. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Doha-based carrier makes good on ambition to become the world's largest cargo operator.

Coastal shipping and rail have less potential in the drive to reduce carbon emissions.

Freightways has snapped up Australian State Waste Services and its related entities.

Concerns of mounting pressure on earnings margins for the company.

Max Sherstobitov, co-owner of freight forwarding company Easy Freight, talks business.

"They send a truck in there and it never seems to come back out again."

COMMENT: Jim McElwain suggests some ways to bridge the infrastructure funding gap

KiwiRail has secured the future of the Interislander ferry Kaitaki by buying the boat

Fresh cut flowers are being flown across NZ to keep florists stocked for Mother's Day.

Forged health board slips are being used to swindle New Zealand businesses out of goods.

New rules likely to remove an option for already struggling industry.

More jobs and safer trucks could be the outcome if research hub funding is approved.

A researcher says it's embarrassing our country hasn't yet made the move.

Invoices are faked to look as if they're from well-known universities to swindle gear from firms.