Winston Peters warned about possible light rail cost blowout concerns
Deputy PM says he was told to be "alert" to potential cost blowouts for light rail project
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COMMENT: While we await regulations, the frequency and severity of accidents is exploding.
Simon Wilson: What a real pedestrian-friendly city would look like
Changes are afoot for pedestrians in Auckland. But will they go far enough?
Stolen car driven on rail platform: Man charged after dramatic chase
Eastern and Southern train lines are delayed or cancelled.
Editorial: A year of Lime scooters - the sweet and the sour
Editorial: Two thousand injuries and one death linked to the e-scooter roll-out.
The Conversation: Changing how we think about our streets
How to turn Auckland's inner city streets into public spaces people can enjoy.
'Don't touch or flirt' - Uber's new guidelines
Uber has refreshed safety guidelines to include no flirting, touching or sexual questions.
Fullers Waiheke ferry 'stuck at sea' after losing life raft
A life raft has reportedly been lost at sea.
10,000 free tickets offered for first glimpse at $4.4b CRL
Tickets available from Wednesday, November 6: first open-day invite issued
Revealed: Auckland's biggest, most expensive and boring job
Link Alliance soon to pick who will make a 130m-long machine to dig rail tunnels.
Ferry disruptions as search for missing man continues
Hundreds of ferry passengers disrupted tonight while police search waterfront for man.
On the move: $4.4b City Rail Link teams shift gear
Staff moving from widespread Auckland locations to centralise in Newmarket
Britomart train derailment caused by manufacturing fault - investigation
A train carrying more than 100 passengers derailed coming into Britomart.
Treasury vents concerns over $6.4b Wellington transport plan
Mass rapid transit ahead of a second tunnel? Documents reveal Treasury wasn't convinced.
Govt considers scrapping old cars to modernise vehicle fleet
The government is considering paying people to scrap their old bangers.
Analysis: Z Energy set to remain under the pump
Regulator, competition, global pressure and changing motorist behaviour risks to profits.
River of dreams: Water taxi plan floated for Waikato
Meet the man who wants to see Waikato River return to being a bustling transport route.
Chamber of Commerce slams Wellington's transport plan
Pre-election report says Let's Get Welly Moving has been compromised by the government.
Man drives old bomb to police station
Dunedin man Dennis Hodge called in an old practice mortar bomb yesterday.
Researcher: It's time for congestion pricing
Congestion pricing may be necessary to help drive greater use of public transport.
Second chance for second Mt Vic tunnel?
Let's Get Welly Moving director indicates the project's sequencing is still up for debate.
Interislander arrivals terminal closed because of quake risk
Assessments confirm the arrivals terminal is below acceptable earthquake risk levels.
Lime scooter rider charged after footpath collision
A man has appeared in court after he allegedly crashed into pedestrian on Lime scooter.
E-scooter rider critically injured in fall at Westhaven
A person suffered critical injuries when they fell off an electric scooter in Auckland.
No car? No problem: Free buses for World Car Free Day
World Car Free Day is coming this Sunday
'Hub busting' on Wellington's mass rapid transit
The same failures made around transfers in the bustastrophe must not be repeated.
One person hurt after Tāmaki Drive crash, commuters warned to expect delays
First, one truck broke down heading north, next another broke down heading south.
Quay St road rage: The street causing most grief to Aucklanders
What's causing all that disruption on Quay St and where will it all end?
Call for compulsory seatbelts following horrific bus crash
"If the occupants of that bus had been wearing seatbelts, they'd probably be alive."
Pleas to Government over Wellington's bus driver shortage
But the Immigration Minister will not put the job on skills shortage lists.
'Anti-groping' device that marks sexual assault attackers
The surprising Japanese gadget sold out in 30 minutes.
Lauren White: Where we go so wrong on urban planning
Comment: Why build residential developments focused on proximity to roading networks?
$92 million boost: Hamilton to Auckland rail service about to become reality
$92.37 million will go towards the construction and operation of the new service.
Watch: Shocking moment bus nearly hits kids at crossing
The incident happened at the intersection of Cascades Rd and Pakuranga Rd, in Auckland.