Wellington's airport bus off the road until mid-2022
The regional council is now taking control of securing the Airport Flyer's future.
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Unmasked: The Auckland bus drivers not wearing face coverings
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Bus leaves two teenagers stranded in 'the middle of nowhere'
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Cyclists want Tamaki Drive's bumpy cycleway replaced with concrete
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City Rail Link taking shape below Auckland CBD
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Troubled waters: Yacht wedged under car ramp after colliding with ferry
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Why West Auckland traffic is driving residents mad
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AT unveils fleet of electric buses for new AirportLink service
New electric buses will run between Manukau and the Auckland International Airport.
$46.3m: AT fine revenue rises 60 per cent in two years
But officials say they're just trying to keep city moving and ease emissions.
NZ's $4.4b railway still on track despite Covid threat
The mana of Dame Whina Cooper bodes well for the City Rail Link.
Government told not to repeat Harbour Bridge blunder
Whangaparaoa residents cannot understand why Penlink is a two-lane highway.
Fix on the horizon: New $400m road for Auckland a step closer
The 7km road is due to begin construction next year and open in 2025.
Public toilets: Going where many fear to tread
Opinion: High quality, inclusive, public toilets should be a basic human right.
Wellington rates hike: Regional council indicates 13% rise
Action on climate change, lower bus patronage, and reforms are behind the increase.
'Just insane': Hundreds queue for ferry to Waiheke as line snake down Queen St
Passengers waiting for a ferry to Waiheke are facing long delays this afternoon.
SkyPath design being reviewed after Harbour Bridge crash
SkyPath has faced years of controversy, delays and rising costs.
Auckland rate increase of 5% approved for public consultation
Aucklanders will get to have a say on rates in the New Year.
E-scooter rider critically injured in crash
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Ready to rumble: City Rail Link's giant boring machine unveiled
The boring machine will start rumbling underground in April.
Simon Wilson: How to cut Auckland transport emissions by 70% in a decade
Cutting transport emissions won't be as hard as you might think – if we commit to it.
'A very good start': Hopes climate change declaration will speed up local action
The council hopes the declaration signals closer partnership with central government.
The state of Christchurch's roads 10 years after the quakes - and what about light rail?
As new highway opens today, Herald investigates Christchurch's transport past and future.
Auckland in dark about light rail, city's transport boss says
Auckland Transport feels shut out of light rail by the Government.
Wellington bus-goers snap up new iPhone app
iPhone users have downloaded the app 10,000 times since its release on Wednesday.
Sour note: Auditor-General takes aim at Auckland light rail process
The Auditor-General was told the Government was open to not following the rules.
Wellingtonians drive down car use statistics
Men, those over 60, and Wellingtonians are those most likely not to use their cars.
Snapper launches iOS app in Wellington
Wellingtonians can finally top-up their Snapper cards with their iPhones.
Blind man told his guide dog wasn't allowed on bus
George Taggart has been told twice he can't take his guide dog on the bus.