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Auckland Transport under pressure as Omicron causes staff shortages
AT has confirmed it is cancelling about 2,000 services a day due to staff shortages.
AT has confirmed it is cancelling about 2,000 services a day due to staff shortages.
Route planned from the central city to the airport.
Andy Foster is both the mayor and a Wellington Airport board member.
Ryan Burrows must serve at least two thirds of his sentence before eligible for parole.
Truck blind spots and wrong road markings are key issues in the inquest, the coroner says.
Crossing on four-lane State Highway near the airport is shaping up to be controversial.
Interislander ferries can still sail carrying freight, and Bluebridge services operating.
The NZ Transport Agency is allowing some quality assurance tests to be deferred.
Truck driver shortage, made worse by Omicron, and ferry issues frustrate carriers.
Catch 22 for NZ importers and exporters in return of aviation activity.
Lower speed limits could affect the number of trucks and trips each day
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Construction chief launches new Auckland train station-oriented apartment business.
Light rail plans are catered to an Auckland that existed before the pandemic.
David Pilkington to be succeeded by Julia Hoare.
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Money is still being spent on looking into options.
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The crossing has been controversial, especially with Wellington Airport.
The speed limit from Eskdale to Rangitaiki will be 80km/h from midnight Thursday.
More than $8b spent on KiwiRail since 2017, another $5b planned.
A group of investors want to run an electric ferry service between Orakei and Waiheke.
OPINION: Transport Minister hopes objectors will get onboard as the project is rolled out.
Michael Wood also spoke about congestion charges and public transport in the regions.
NZTA should have consulted first, say the Wairoa mayor and business leaders.
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There is excitement in Māngere for light rail, says Jo Latif.
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