Tail-gate failure leads to sewage spill in Auckland
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Politicians question alternatives to scrapping light rail to West Auckland
West Aucklanders are getting mixed messages about public transport, says one politician.
Govt may have to scale back $6b light rail plan
The transport purse may not stretch to two light rail lines, says Phil Twyford.
Victims of the City Rail Link: Antidepressants, 110-hour work weeks
Auckland Council and City Rail Link Ltd are ruling out compensation for businesses.
The case for lower fares
Cheaper public transport fares? The case for no is good but the case for yes is better.
New $55m Manukau 'tech park' to fix tradie shortage
Manukau Institute of Technology to build new $55m trades school.
Newmarket Train Station evacuated after bomb scare
Police were called about 6.40pm following a report of a bag left unattended.
Lime takes three days to report accident to Auckland Council
Auckland Council learned about the accident from the Herald.
Man taken to hospital after Lime scooter snaps in two
Lime say they are aware of the incident and are investigating.
Letters: Use public transport more
Public transport should provide a genuine alternative for motorists.
Going underground: Auckland's new transport system
The City Rail Link will carry up to 54,000 passengers an hour around Auckland.
Tunnel vision: Peek inside $3.4b City Rail Link project
The City Rail Link runs the risk of following delays with London's Crossrail project.
Auckland Airport: Why Uber has to park further away than a taxi
Questions have been raised about why Ubers are parked further away than taxis at airport.
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.
Auckland's $6b light rail project making slow progress
There is no date for completion and release of a business case for trams to the airport.
Bus interchange on Auckland waterfront scrapped
Pressure growing on Phil Goff and councillors to scrap plans to berth mega cruise ships.
Thousands expected at Auckland Domain vigil: What you need to know
Heavy traffic expected around Auckland Domain vigil. What you need to know
Graffiti attack: Train crew needed to call police first - report
Transdev staff acted appropriately but should have called police earlier, report found.
Pedestrian fatally struck by train in Takanini, rail services disrupted
One person is dead after being struck by a train in Walters Rd.
Who boasts the best scooting experience?
One Auckland rider says the Wave e-scooter is safer, but the Lime is more fun.
John Roughan: Twist of Lime adds to the effervescence
COMMENT: Lime scooters are a glimpse of the future and should be welcomed back.
'You're looking yummy': Woman's shock at bus driver's comments
Passenger wants bus driver taken off route after she says he sexually harassed her.
Looming crisis: Auckland Harbour Bridge at capacity in 11 years
A new report says the next harbour crossing could be rail-only, and we're late to plan it.
Two in hospital after bus smashes into traffic light
The driver has been taken to hospital along with a passenger who has facial injuries.
New tunnel proposal under Waitemata Harbour rises
Three proposals for have been included in an NZ Transport Agency proposal.
Parking fees create 'chaos' for park-and-ride commuters
On-street parking fees fuel demand for free spaces at Albany park-and-ride.
John Tamihere: Why Lime's rollout is tough to swallow
Comment: Denying public input on deploying scooters is alarming given health risks.
Lime e-scooters no lemons, to return to Auckland
Around two weeks after they were pulled from the streets, Lime e-scooters are back.
'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."
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.
'I sat there and silently cried': Kiwis share shocking indecent assault travel stories
On a bus and on plane journeys, the women's experiences were terrifying.
Desert Road now open after fatal crash
A person has died after an incident on State Highways 1's Desert Rd early this morning.
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?