Bridges rubbishes Labour's rapid passenger rail plan
Transport Minister rubbishes Labour's rapid rail bid for Tauranga, Hamilton and Auckland.
Transport Minister rubbishes Labour's rapid rail bid for Tauranga, Hamilton and Auckland.
EDITORIAL: Ignoring the message to Buckle Up can have catastrophic results for families.
What can we do to get all Kiwis wearing seatbelts, and bring down the growing death rate?
Demerit points will not be introduced for people failing to belt up in New Zealand.
Why do some people not wear seatbelts? An expert explains.
Serious Crash Unit investigator Paul Hayward talks about the stupidity of not belting up.
The Herald spends a day on the road with police to find out how many Kiwis are belting up.
EDITORIAL: It is fair to suppose the report is being suppressed for Martin Matthews' sake.
National has a $2.6 billion election package to fix Auckland's chronic congestion.
COMMENT: The bizarre events at the Ministry of Transport could end up shaking up politics.
Road safety experts want tougher penalties for speeding but the Beehive says 'No'!
A mood of goodwill could signal changes are afoot for funding a critical Tauranga road.
Transport Minister Simon Bridges is not saying if the $3.4bn City Rail Link will cost more
Township to build resilience while planning begins for an alternate gorge route.
Ministry of Transport paints grim picture of Auckland Council transport spending.
The Greens say it is possible to build Auckland CBD-airport rail within four years.
Two central government ministers make agreement with Auckland Mayor Phil Goff.
The Waterview tunnel has been formally opened and opens for cars in early July
A government announcement on road tolls for Auckland is expected this week.
A third Government agency has been drawn into the Joanne Harrison case.
The Government says rebuilding SH1 around Kaikoura is an "essential investment".
Tailored support in the Budget for family violence victims and struggling Cantabrians.
COMMENT: This is a bizarre case of public service fraud.
Opposition leaders have refused to meet with the under-fire Auditor-General.
New allegations have been made about convicted fraudster Joanne Harrison.
PM Bill English disagrees with calls for the Auditor-General to be stood down.
New lanes will ease traffic bottlenecks, says transport minister.
Major roading project announced for the stretch of highway between Hamilton and Tauranga.
Simon Bridges says the CAA is 'assessing the evidence' for more security checks.
Extra cars expected on the road after people delayed their Easter plans for the storm.