Hardship fund released for struggling City Rail Link businesses fund released for struggling City Rail Link businesses
The construction works have been likened to a "war zone" by shopkeepers.
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Hardship fund released for struggling City Rail Link businesses
Construction work has brought financial and mental stress for many city businesses.
Queen St's new plan: Closed as a through route, with bikes on the footpath
Plan says Queen St will have fewer cars but some odd compromises are also proposed.
Big rigs lacking a vital component - drivers
Financial Times: Around the world, freight industry is facing a shortage of truck drivers.
KiwiRail launches investigation after incident at Picton harbour
No one was injured in the incident and the harbourmaster closed the port.
Live: 'We've got to hold our nerve' - what's needed for Auckland to move; queues for fast-food; new location of interest released
Regions south of Auckland are in alert level 3, but strict travel rules stay in place.
Freight costs up almost 100% in last 6 months
"True impact of price increases has not been felt by clients and property owners."
Kiwis rally around injured bus driver, raise nearly $15k
'I might buy some Elton John glasses', the bus driver says about which glasses to buy.
Simon Wilson: The real problem with congestion charging
Congestion charging for Auckland roads has cross-party support but it's no magic bullet.
Truckies eyeing up alert level border jiggle
Private car owners' needless jaunts could jeopardise animal welfare, trucking group says.
'Unacceptable' bus attack: Teen girl tried to gouge out elderly driver's eye
The trio attacked the driver after refusing to pay, leaving him with a serious eye injury.
Congestion pricing: Govt weighing up charging motorists who drive into Auckland's CBD
The Government is weighing up charging motorists for driving into Auckland's CBD.
Traffic numbers spike during country's latest L4 lockdown
Speeds as high as 177kmh have been recorded in Wellington this week.
Auckland gets a new rail operator to run train services
The new operator will also maintain the electric trains and 42 train stations.
Bump in the road: What the Delta outbreak means for $1.25b motorway opening
Covid restrictions almost certainly mean the road will be delayed and cost more.
Let's Get Wellington Moving loses director after less than four months
The $6.4 billion transport plan's board is working to fill the role as soon as possible.
Green light for Wellington's $350m walking, cycling, public transport plan
Councillors warned not to pick things apart in push to get $6.4b transport plan moving.
Transport Minister says lockdown will likely delay Transmission Gully opening
It's the latest blow to the already delayed $1.25 billion motorway out of Wellington.
Lockdown wipes funding for Auckland transport projects
The level 4 lockdown will have a significant impact on the $4.4 City Rail Link.
'Incredibly dangerous': Train surfer rides rail service in the Waikato
The man was arrested after being spotted riding on a container of a freight train.
Covid-19: City Rail Link work continues during lockdown
CRL boss Sean Sweeney said the lockdown will have a significant impact on the project.
A storm at sea: Solving the crisis in container shipping
Are three dominant alliances behind the global tangle in container shipping?
Wellington's $350m plan for public transport, walking, cycling revealed
The plan is expected to result in less use of automobiles.
Too early to say how lockdown will affect troubled $1.25b motorway
Alert level 4 is the latest blow to Transmission Gully being built north of Wellington.
Simon Wilson: At last, is this safe cycling on Dominion Rd?
When the local business association proposes bike lanes, it's time to act, and fast.
Auckland councillors worried about $400 million transport shortfall
The council will be limited in what transport projects it can do, says Desley Simpson.
Simon Wilson: Is there a point to trackless trams?
Trackless trams are not the cheap and easy option for mass transit that some people claim.
Auckland facing $400m transport funding shortfall
Alarm bells have rung at Audit NZ about the huge funding hole.
It's 2021 - could NZ trains be made safer?
OPINION: Locomotive crew can see a crisis approaching. What if they could deploy airbags?
Dominion Rd businesses opt for trackless trams over light rail
Dominion Rd businesses are deeply worried light rail will destroy their livelihoods.
South Auckland's Legoland: Why the Mill Road project has become a millstone
"It's like watching kids build lego," says Matt Williams.
Fixing the ferries: Ambitious plans for harbour transport
Auckland's ferry services are due for a shakeup with new contracts and new vessels.
Dangerous road: Rural south Auckland residents call for action
Locals are calling for action to make safety improvements to a notorious road.
Analysis: Transmission Gully parties position for blame game
There's enough doubt over the road's opening date that people are getting nervous.