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Taxi company loses licence after law breaches
An Auckland taxi company has lost its operating licence after 'significant' breaches of commercial transport law.
Mayors reject Queens Wharf funding plan
Auckland's mayors will not commit to funding the 'party central' development without a waterfront masterplan in place.
School bus in collision with vehicle in central Auckland
Six school children are taken to hospital after a bus and another vehicle collided in the Auckland suburb of Mt Eden today.
Woman who hit Tamaki Drive cyclists sentenced
A 20-year-old woman who ran over and injured four cyclists on the Auckland waterfront on her way to a university exam is sentenced in the Auckland District Court.
Air NZ to cut 100 jobs after Hercules refit delay
Air New Zealand engineering subsidiary Safe Air in Blenheim is planning to cut 100 jobs from its workforce.
A weighty issue for airlines
The debate about extra-large passengers - should they have to buy a second seat instead of spilling over into their skinny neighbours' space - is off again.
Squeeze not just cuddle class
It's not only Air New Zealand's "cuddle class" passengers who will be getting closer to their travelling companions.
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.
Jetstar backs pledge with cash
Jetstar will hand out travel vouchers of up to $100 if it fails to deliver on a new guarantee scheme unveiled today.
<i>Ask Phoebe:</i> Viaduct weakest link in motorway
Would you kindly refresh my understanding on why the original Newmarket Viaduct is being replaced so early in its life?