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Auckland's electric trains launched
Hundreds of invited guests have gathered at Britomart this morning to board the first electric train from the city.
Electric trains ready to roll in Auckland
Thousands of train enthusiasts will ride into Auckland transport history when passenger-carrying electric trains roll along the city's rail network for the first time.
Electric trains welcome boost for rail travel
One remembrance encapsulates just how much Auckland is due the electric train service that will finally roll out on the Onehunga line on Monday. It is that of Terry Scott, the managing director of Transdev, Auckland's rail operator.
Warning over quiet electric trains
New electric trains could become a quiet, fast-moving hazard for the unwary when they start running in Auckland on Monday.
Tighter security on trains for holidays
Security is being boosted for the school holidays on Auckland's trains, amid concern about more attacks on rail staff.
Ask Phoebe: On-ramp danger can be avoided
Q: Are there any plans to adjust how traffic merges onto the Northern Motorway from the Wellington St on-ramp?
City rail link: Rates relief idea for affected firms
Rates relief has been suggested as one way of compensating central Auckland businesses for disruption from construction of a $2.86 billion underground railway.
Auckland Council under fire over east-west road
Auckland Council is under fire from business groups to speed-up work and funding for an east-west road freight corridor between Mt Wellington and Onehunga.
Ask Phoebe: Flight path draft report in May
After the furore over the change in aircraft flight paths over Auckland, I still have not seen any result, writes a reader.
Rail clips the ticket, ferry trips fall
Auckland rail patronage is at a record high, but transport officials are scratching their heads over a 16 per cent fall in ferry trips last month.
Brian Rudman: Make travel card pay - and Hop to it
AT has started a campaign to sign up cardholders, but the miserable 10 per cent saving over the cash fare has hardly been a great success, writes Brian Rudman.
Card ready now for cheap fares
Aucklanders are being offered hope of cheaper public transport now introduction of the region's $100 million electronic ticketing scheme is complete.
Hero teen dies saving girlfriend
A teenage boy was killed after pushing his girlfriend out of the path of an oncoming train in Marysville, California.
Bus driver robbed in Hutt Valley
A bus driver was robbed of her cash box by a passenger in the Hutt Valley last night.
Bus forced to stop on motorway after passenger suffers medical event
A Go West bus had to pull over on an Auckland motorway in peak traffic this morning after a passenger suffered a medical event.
Motat boss quits
The deputy board chairman at Motat has resigned and 20 volunteers have walked out as troubles grow deeper at the country's largest transport museum.
Asbestos test results for KiwiRail locomotives expected today
Forty of the state-owned company's locomotives were taken out of action following the discovery of the potentially deadly material in a soundproofing compound inside one of the vehicles.
Disruptions expected for days after train derailment
Passenger services on a section of track in Auckland where a train derailed early yesterday morning will continue to run more slowly than usual for the next few days.
Asbestos on trains could cost workers lives
Cost-cutting exercises by KiwiRail could end up costing workers their lives if tests on Chinese-made trains show positive results for asbestos.
Train derails overnight
Passenger train services on a south Auckland track should be back up and running in time for tonight's Bruce Springsteen concert following a derailment overnight.
Hop card scam uncovered
Auckland Transport Hop cards have become fodder for scammers, after a Papatoetoe couple handed $20 to fake door-to-door sales representatives.
Cyclists ride to remember
Tina McCullough doesn't cycle much now - she hasn't had the confidence since her sister Jane Farrelly was killed last year.
Parking error hits drivers
More than 200 motorists have been mistakenly referred to a debt collector for not paying parking fines - despite not being sent reminder notices about their bills.
$250m fast-track offer derailed
PM John Key has rebuffed a $250m offer from Auckland Mayor Len Brown to kick-start the $2.86b City Rail Link, saying it's on track for 2020.
Mayor's $250m offer to PM
Auckland Mayor Len Brown is offering $250 million of the city's money to kick-start the $2.86 billion underground rail project before the Govt starts contributing.