World's steepest street: Police try to curb reckless Lime scooter behaviour
The use of Lime scooters in Dunedin's Baldwin St is already under scrutiny.
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Man rides e-scooter down Baldwin St
A fleet of 300 Lime e-scooters was only launched in Dunedin earlier today.
Alarming interruption during Lime scooter announcement
Auckland pranksters steal the limelight from e-scooter announcement.
Simon Wilson's 6 things to fix in Auckland: A dream of fabulous ferries
COMMENT: Imagine how good the ferry services could be in Auckland.
Lime scooters look set to stay in Auckland
Lime looks set to have its trial licence extended for three months on Auckland streets.
Auckland a city of dreams - if we dare
This summer we look back at the big stories of last year. This is from November.
Lime e-scooters to stay on Auckland streets ... for now
Lime e-scooters are set to stay on Auckland's roads and footpaths until the end of March.
Engineering fault hits Bluebridge ferry at peak period
Bluebridge Ferries will be removing one of its ferries from service for the next week.
The eight biggest myths about driverless cars
Far from science fiction, driverless cars are already here - just not yet in New Zealand.
Bus catches fire on SH1 near Porirua
All passengers are off the bus and uninjured but motorists should expect delays.
Watch: Brave Māori warden stops brawl at Glen Eden station
A video showing two groups brawling at Glen Eden station has been posted to Facebook.
Police crackdown starts today: 4km/h over limit means a ticket
Drivers exceeding the 4km/h limit will be ticketed over the holiday period.
100,000 Aucklanders have tried Lime e-scooters
Lime claims credit for reducing car trips in the city by 22,000 in first two months.
Letters: Poor cousins' waiting room
The Ridgway St 'travel centre' offers cold comfort to those awaiting buses at night.
Brian Rudman: 'Tis the season to be silly as scooters hit our footpaths
COMMENT: Transport Agency policy on Lime vehicles has Auckland pedestrians under threat.
NZ's first all-electric passenger ferry to service Wellington
Construction on a new all-electric passenger ferry will start early next year.
Workers asked to carry out 'risk assessment' before using scooters
Beca says the move supports "safe and sustainable" transport options.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Three reasons to hate cycleways
COMMENT: Where's the commonsense?
A joined-up commitment
Auckland Transport's Shane Ellison reflects on his first year in the job.
Plan ahead for train disruptions on Wednesday
Buses to accept rail tickets as 105 Auckland train services cancelled on Wednesday.
Crash into parked car: Bus company admits fault
"I looked up and all I could see is this bus reversing into my car." - Brian Dooley
Main Trunk Line: Train wreck victim pleaded for last cigarette
Fatal landslip menace on main North Island railway line a century ago.
All aboard the North Pole Express
Christmas-crazy Aucklanders were treated to an early Christmas experience on the train.
Airport's busiest festive season travel days revealed
If you're flying on any of these 10 days, be prepared.
City Rail Link contractor makes $502k loss
A contractor working on NZ's largest infrastructure project made a loss for the year.
Simon Wilson: 25 trials for a car-free central city
25 trials for a car-free central city.
Almost 300 electric scooter injury claims in month and a half: ACC
Injury toll includes 171 claims in Auckland and 102 in Christchurch.
Editorial: CBD ready for car restrictions
Queen is about to become a pedestrian mall at last.
Auckland's motorways clogged after crashes
Traffic levels are starting to increase as commuters head home.
'Open streets': Council to trial Queen St as car-free zone
Council has voted to start trialling car-free streets in central Auckland next year.
Buses losing millions, passenger numbers drop
Fewer people are travelling on Tauranga buses despite traffic congestion and gridlock.
$40m boost for Coastal Pacific train service
KiwiRail has received $40 million of Crown funding for service in the South Island.
Small Business: Creating e-bikes used by Israeli paramedics
Anthony Clyde talks supplying Israel's St Johns equivalent first-responders with e-bikes.
Auckland a city of dreams - if we dare
Could transforming the central city be done better if officials shed all fear?