New Waikato-BoP supply chain study promotes action over words
New action plan claims to reflect freight industry consensus on priority needs.
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'Clear and compelling case' for ferry service, but it could cost $17m
A business leader says in his view the study makes "no new progress".
Motorists warned about delays heading south in S20 Waterview Tunnel after breakdown
Emergency teams are at the site of the breakdown now.
No recession yet - new data points to GDP rebound
Sentiment has improved for accommodation, cafes, and restaurants as Omicron wave eases.
Focus: First look at Hamilton's new section of Waikato Expressway
The 22 kilometre expressway is near completion. Video / Mike Scott
Heartfelt tribute as family killed in Picton crash named
'He was devastated, he was crying a lot. Both of his loves are gone.'
Police confirm driver of van died in horror Picton crash
A friend of the family killed in a horror crash at Picton speaks about the tragedy.
'Absolute carnage': Seven killed in family-trip tragedy were returning from funeral
Shaken locals reported hearing loud bangs and emergency services were called.
Simon Wilson: The new London Tube map: On track or off the rails?
Bright ideas that make cities better: Problems for the world leader in transit map design.
More than two thirds of Auckland's $59m light rail spend is on consultants
National says the project is going nowhere under Labour.
Local Focus: Tauranga byelection candidates talk traffic
It's an issue that affects everybody, but what solutions are the candidates proposing?
Transport Minister leaves door open for 22 new lower North Island trains
Mayors have kicked up a stink the trains weren't funded in Budget 2022.
GDP preview: Early bets in on path of economic growth
Economists say the first quarter was tough as Omicron kept people home.
Revealed: Auckland public transit violence - dozens of officers assaulted
AT added transport officers to keep the public safe, now dozens have been assaulted.
Focus Live: The future of downtown Auckland
Simon Wilson Live Q&A panel with guests Chlöe Swarbrick, Frith Walker, and Tania Loveridge on the future of downtown Auckland. Video / NZ Herald
Why we should care about the future of the Auckland CBD
The Auckland CBD has become an eyesore - is there any way to salvage it?
The downtowners: 45,000 people making a life in central Auckland
The biggest challenges face apartment-dwellers in area one deemed an "amenity wasteland".
Sir Richard Branson reveals pandemic brought Virgin empire to its knees
It took 50 years to build Virgin and he nearly lost it all, tycoon reveals.
Efeso Collins: Bringing hope back will revitalise Auckland
OPINION: "Make Auckland a place people can get around, set down roots, access services."
Students stranded as school bus firms cancel run at short notice
A severe lack of local bus drivers has left some families scrambling to get kids home.
Simon Wilson: La Rambla of the South Seas - The Queen St we could have
Queen St could be one of Auckland's great feature attractions. Here's how.
'Four days of unstable weather': Electrical storms, gales, snow to sea level
Forecasters expect the storm to linger to the middle of next week.
Simon Wilson: Climate change and the councillors who pretend to care
Despite some odd opposition, Auckland Council has voted for a special climate action rate.
Relief for 30 students following fight to keep school bus run
Parent says "that is what we wanted".
Design for Living: This bridge was made for walking
Bright ideas to make cities better: Why walking and cycling the harbour bridge could work.
Queen's Birthday traffic: Delays after crashes on Auckland motorways
NZTA has predicted the likely traffic hot spots based on previous years' data.
Send in the troops: UK Airline CEO calls for military help with airport chaos
In the face of chaos, industry leaders are calling for military assistance.
Airports are ending the 100ml liquid restriction but will NZ follow suit?
After 16 years, liquid restrictions for carry-on bags could be a thing of the past.
Kathy Errington: Where the AA has it wrong
OPINION: Head of the Helen Clark Foundation says more roads are not a solution.
Blame game: UK government say aviation industry had months to prepare
UK minister said the travel industry had months to prepare for the half-term rush.
First section of Puhoi to Warkworth motorway open for motorists
Waka Kotahi is being cagey about a full opening date next year.
Heavy delays on northbound motorway into Auckland after crash
A incident left a northbound motorway lane blocked on Auckland's Southern Motorway.
Thomas Coughlan: Clock ticks for Labour's inflation battle
OPINION: Will inflation derail the Government's future?