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Northport readies to lift container ship business
Northport responds to supply chain pressure and shipping company requests.
Opinion: US trade reveals a path to tackling NZ's productivity challenge
Jordan Small says our decades-old productivity challenge continues to hold all of us back.
Scrapping of $785m cycling bridge delays plans for harbour park
There are plans to hold walking and cycling events over the harbour bridge.
Chlöe Swarbrick: Not too late to get transport dream back on track
We could have had an enviable public transport network - instead, we got car-dependency.
Simon Wilson: Seven big things I'd really like to see in the Budget
What the finance minister should announce and the four reasons he'll find it hard to do.
China's Covid clampdowns likely to be felt in NZ supply chain
Much of NZ cargo trans-ships through Chinese ports.
Reducing Covid restriction, not half price fares, will best boost public transport - AT
Pandemic has had a huge impact on public transport numbers.
Man died after hitting unlit trailer parked on a dark street
Truckie's conviction stands following the death of a friend on motorbike.
Harnesses should be compulsory for hot air balloons - TAIC
The report comes after a pilot was thrown out and dragged by a balloon on New Year's Day.
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Instructors worry about unvaxxed driver tests, Wood says
Driving instructors worried about catching Covid-19, Transport Minister says.
Slow going on Auckland motorways after crashes
The crashes were on State Highway 18 and State Highway 1.
Why fuel price relief won't ease freight, food prices
Cut in road user charges for diesel users will take time to implement.
Focus: Aucklanders react to half-price public transport
As fuel prices remain high Aucklanders voice their opinions to the Government's move to halve the price of public transport. Video / NZ Herald
Simon Wilson: The scandal of our cycleways
Why are people trying to undermine efforts to make cycling safer?
Liam Dann: How the Govt can afford fuel tax cuts - and what it will do to inflation
ANZ economists say the moves will likely mean a lower peak for inflation.
South Auckland leaders fuming over $35m cycleway for the rich
The $35m cycleway is built to a gold standard, while South Auckland just gets green paint.
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.
Barney Irvine: Five priorities for the next Auckland Mayor
OPINION: Auckland Business Forum writes of the handful of pressing matters for the city.
Govt's Auckland light rail project could cost $29b, Treasury says
Route planned from the central city to the airport.
Wellington mayor says airport crossing legal challenge conflict of interest being managed
Andy Foster is both the mayor and a Wellington Airport board member.
Man who sexually abused boys jailed
Ryan Burrows must serve at least two thirds of his sentence before eligible for parole.
'I saw a gap and put my foot down', truck driver's fatal assumption prior to crash
Truck blind spots and wrong road markings are key issues in the inquest, the coroner says.
Opinion: If Wellington can't agree on one pedestrian crossing, what hope do we have?
Crossing on four-lane State Highway near the airport is shaping up to be controversial.
Interislander ferry passenger services cancelled after Covid crew cases
Interislander ferries can still sail carrying freight, and Bluebridge services operating.
Plan revealed to get Transmission Gully open earlier
The NZ Transport Agency is allowing some quality assurance tests to be deferred.
Transport squeeze: Strain on South Island deliveries
Truck driver shortage, made worse by Omicron, and ferry issues frustrate carriers.
Auckland cargo congestion penalty bill $140m-plus
Surcharges are on top of steep rises in shipping freight rates.
Wellington Parliament protests: Card spending down 50%, level of protest pollution unknown
Wellington businesses have been hit twice as hard by Omicron as the other main centres.
Return of aviation not a quick fix for high shipping rates
Catch 22 for NZ importers and exporters in return of aviation activity.
Reduced speed limit could impact Napier Port
Lower speed limits could affect the number of trucks and trips each day
Auckland port turns in 'reasonable' half-year profit
A lift in all cargo volumes swells revenue, improves group after tax profit.
Builder launches new $120m apartment business
Construction chief launches new Auckland train station-oriented apartment business.