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Auckland: Our failing city
Auckland is growing by 50 people a day - they need 21 homes and bring in 35 additional cars. Now, a report warns of the pressures on the new-look Super City.
No cuts to SuperGold Card entitlements - Joyce
The Transport Minister admits his choice of words may have contributed to the outcry over potential cuts to SuperGold Card transport concessions.
City powerless on its biggest issue
The Government intends to give control of transport in the Super City to a largely unelected board.
Archdeacon backs atheist-ads-on-buses campaign
A NZ minister has given his support to an atheist campaign asking people to question the existence of God.
Fare hikes to hit bus passengers hardest
An imminent rise in bus fares could see a drop in passengers, a public transport campaigner says.
Ferry diverted to pick up MP
A ferry company claims it did no special favour in diverting a ferry to pick up Labour MP Chris Carter.
Taxi drivers call for screens, cameras to become law
Taxi drivers are calling for perspex screens and security cameras to be compulsory in taxis, with no provisions in NZ law covering driver safety.
Integrated ticket deal expected to boost popularity of airport bus
Long-distance coach passengers are being hooked into a single ticket with an Auckland Airport bus service to boost its popularity after a sluggish takeoff.