A proud All Black mother missed her son's team playing in the opening game of last night's Rugby World Cup because of Auckland's transport woes. All Black Kieran Reid's mum missed the opening ceremony and the first half of last night's game
An Auckland train has been graffitied with a supportive slogan for the Warriors. Video / Supplied
Auckland Transport has spent almost $2 million on a Rugby World Cup facility it hopes it won't have to use during the tournament.
Smart roads and clever apps could hold the key to solving Auckland's congestion problems, writes Steve Hart.
Overcoming public perceptions is the first step, but planner promises economic benefits will be tangible.
The Global Cities initiative is looking at ways to help Auckland become a better place to live and work, writes Ruth Le Pla.
It might be a film named for our greatest rail disaster but Tangiwai is also a tragic tale of love and cricket.
At 9am on Saturday, the first gleaming carnation-red electric tram will begin carrying passengers at the Wynyard Quarter development on the Auckland waterfront.
Auckland Central MP Nikki Kaye denies trying to hitch an electioneering ride back to Parliament on an ambitious tramway proposal, saying she started work on it last year.