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John Roughan: Why Wayne Brown will be getting my vote for mayor
OPINION: To believe in a car-less vision of the future you have to want to believe it.
Completion date of Auckland's $4.4b City Rail Link up in the air
Disruption from Covid lockdowns likely to push out the opening date and increase costs.
Council investigating whether Wellington bus was targeted
Theory emerges that wood was thrown at commuter bus, smashing its windscreen.
PM taking buggy ride on Auckland's $4.4b City Rail Link
The new cost of the $4.4 billion rail project will not be known until later this year.
Simon Wilson: Co-governance, climate change and the big fix this city needs
Auckland needs fixing, but not so much in the ways some mayoral hopefuls think.
New Auckland port CEO eyeing calmer waters, better results
Volumes building, port labour outlook improves, 30 gone in corporate rejig.
Simon Bridges: Smarter response to transport emissions needed
OPINION: Auckland Business Chamber chief puts the case for moving from A to B efficiently.
Wellington City Council's planned 'big increase' in cycleway spending
Wellington City Council has said a big increase in spending is needed, including on cycleways, to meet the net zero carbon goals. Video / Supplied
When will we get a rail link to Northport?
Pandemic-driven shipping disruption and supply chain congestion shook things up.
Calls grow to open books on City Rail Link
The scale of the rumoured cost increase is troubling, councillor says.
Council to release plan after Hutt slip woes
Council planned to have two lanes out in the morning, and two lanes in at afternoon peak.
Auckland mayoral candidate: Open the books on the $4.4 billion City Rail Link
Efeso Collins has accused Wayne Brown of trying to score political points.
Overbudget and underfunded - the many potholes in the Govt's transport plans
Cutting the cost of fuel is set to have lasting impacts on major transport projects
Treasury officials working on plan to fund Govt's multi-billion mass transit vision
Transport Minister Michael Wood says they are due to report back to Cabinet in February.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: There's nothing funny about keeping secrets from ratepayers
Pre-election transport information hiding is high-risk, says columnist
Simon Wilson: New life for downtown San Francisco
Bright ideas that make cities better: Rethinking downtown after Covid.
$8.7 billion worth of roads at 'code red', one year after first budget blowout
A massive road project threatens to go over time and over budget.
Roading agency's $1b pothole due to fuel tax cut, less driving during Covid
Forecasts show people will drive less because of high fuel prices, creating problems.
Simeon Brown: Govt has declared a war on your car
OPINION: National's transport spokesperson says emissions reduction plan is a misfire.
Why Freightways is making a big play in Australia
Freightways eyes up Aussie firm after profits swell.
Interislander's Aratere sailings cancelled for urgent repairs
There's an issue with the ventilation system for the engines.
Revealed: How many Kiwis have cashed in on Govt clean-car scheme
Programme 'exceeding expectations', Govt says - but Opposition question the numbers.
No cycle or walking lanes for Auckland Harbour Bridge
Waka Kotahi Board cites "significant" health and safety issues.
How a $1.8 billion roading plan was put on ice - and then brought back to life
The $1.8 billion plan for the Wellington region was effectively put on ice in 2018.
Transmission Gully builder giving council 'the run around'
The road might be open, but there are still 224 outstanding resource consent tasks.
Simon Wilson: The backlash against better streets
Better rules for changing street use and a big decision for cycling on the harbour bridge.
'Game changer': Smart speed cameras could be in use within months
Law changes could allow them to be used against more offences including tailgating.
New rules let councils take over bus and ferry services
Councils will be able to nationalise services under new rules.
Does Uber's $1.2b economic claim stack up?
While hospitality battles to make a profit, Uber says it contributed $1.2b to NZ economy.
School run shake-up: Plan to target vehicle drop-offs, pick-ups to encourage kids to walk
Minister says parents will still be able to drive their kids to school.
The new decarbonisation fuel frontier for NZ truckies
New Zealand's first hydrogen production and refuelling network takes shape.
Taxpayers in the dark over final cost of Transmission Gully
Almost a year on and NZTA is still negotiating the final price tag.