
The new decarbonisation fuel frontier for NZ truckies
New Zealand's first hydrogen production and refuelling network takes shape.
New Zealand's first hydrogen production and refuelling network takes shape.
Transport Minister says it made sense to focus on Kiwis who were 'really open to it'.
Almost a year on and NZTA is still negotiating the final price tag.
Cycling group Movement has said it may seek legal action if Waka Kotahi doesn’t run a trial of a walking/cycling lane on the Auckland Harbour Bridge. Video / NZ Herald / Waka Kotahi / Auckland Unlimited
Cycling events on the bridge are a PR gimmick, says Bevan Woodward.
The $445 million road north of Wellington hasn't even opened yet.
The harbour bridge remains a huge obstacle to cross-city alternative transport links.
Coroner also calls for black boxes to become mandatory for all helicopters.
Waka Kotahi spent $240K in legal fees to stop digital billboards on highway.
Here's a chance to bring Auckland's history to life, says Viv Beck.
Can you see what keen-eyed drivers spotted?
Covid has only highlighted issues that were already arising.
Aucklander Geoff Upson's online pothole campaign is generating thousands of views online.
HW Richardson chief executive Anthony Jones on his company's hybrid hydrogen truck pilot, and hydrogen refuelling plans. Video / George Heard
Is it too late to save Milford Sound or has it been 'lost to tourism'. Made with funding from NZ On Air. Video / Crux Productions
The Herald is proud to present the first episode of a major new investigative documentary series Deep South produced and presented by Crux Productions. Made with funding from NZ On Air. Video / Crux Productions
Efeso Collins has given no details of how he will fund free public transport.
One motorist encountered a pothole that 'could have ripped the tyre clean off' his car.
Vehicle Industry Association supports scheme's goal and intention, but not the mechanism.
Community advocates are calling for an enforced action from Auckland Transport.
Fares free and more rapid buses are the Auckland mayoral campaign's standout plans so far.
AT bosses are open to making changes to the parking strategy.
Bright ideas that make cities better: The on-road trams of Melbourne.
Talleys is now actioning recommendations issued by the TAIC.
It's estimated 6,000 people will use a new dedicated walking and cycling tunnel per day.
Relief for some "who are up against it" as inflation runs "rampant".
The issue is affecting the southern, eastern and western lines.
Earlier this year construction was halted until a full judicial review hearing was held.
Devonport gets shake-up but Waiheke service still sparking disputes.
The rail network needs another $7b of works to realise the full benefits of the CRL.