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Pros and cons of move will be debated
Light rail will cause major headaches for central Auckland businesses, report says.
Viv Beck says there is an information void from Government about light rail.
Good to see progress on a key part of Government's transport plan, says Phil Twyford.
Work boring the main tunnels will begin in early 2021 at the Mt Eden end of the project.
The final report on moving Auckland's port to Whangārei is going to Cabinet.
A safe, reliable and resilient rail network is crucial for public confidence.
If the Government can't create a hardship fund, what about the big projects, asks Hosking.
10,000 Aucklanders can walk City Rail Link Tunnel, tickets available from 12pm today.
Fund will be capped and is based on actual hardship, not compensation for inconvenience.
Twyford met with intermediaries from NZ Super Fund but says bid was unsolicited.
COMMENT: Small projects that tinker around edges are not going to solve transport crisis.
Auckland Council is already paying half the cost of the $4.4 billion City Rail Link.
Return-distance tour of 600m below Auckland offered.
Twyford says his hands are clean and, except for one delay, the process has been proper.
Smashed door comes on top of losing customers due to construction work.
Link Alliance soon to pick who will make a 130m-long machine to dig rail tunnels.
All train services in and out of Wellington railway station are suspended.
A train carrying more than 100 passengers derailed coming into Britomart.
Andrew Alderson experiences a rail delay on the way from London King's Cross to Newcastle
The New York Times: We were 30 miles shy of Dire Dawa, when the train hit a cow.
$2bn restoration of critical road and rail corridor biggest in NZ history.
Tejas Lamb rides aboard the NEX Shinjuku-Narita train from Shinjuku to Narita Airport
KiwiRail removed earthquake prone building signs in Wellington without council approval.
City council says station earthquake prone but KiwiRail has spent years arguing it isn't.
Since Keenan's death, his parents have become advocates for rail safety.
$92.37 million will go towards the construction and operation of the new service.
The new trains in England will carry up to 1100 passengers at a time.
A fast train link between Hamilton and Auckland is to be investigated by the government.