Lowdown on the slowdown: Auckland's 700 speed bumps after 'safety crisis'
'I know they're controversial but Auckland's road safety record has not been good.'
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Under pressure: Bus driver caught speeding 132km/h
Some bus drivers were caught speeding in the same spot four times.
Small Business: Custom e-bike build spurs fledging business
Riding high after Covid sales bump, 50cc e-bike creator eyes growth in NZ farming sector.
Off-road: Why aren't young people driving?
Ubers, e-bikes and electric scooters all seem more appealing, writes an FT columnist.
Bunnings customer's hilarious carpark mistake
We've all seen bad parking, but one shopper has made a hilarious mistake.
'Serious incident' blocks SH1 between Puhoi and Orewa
Traffic is being diverted southbound on SH1.
Queen St's $1.1m 'makeover' - no more 'plastic sticks'
Council's plan to replace pylons with wooden decking comes two weeks after legal threats.
Auckland transport milestones: New Southern Motorway roadworks starts, airport link finished
The Government marks two major milestones across the Auckland roading network.
Ratepayers fund Waikato Regional Council chair's 'feel-good gifts' at train launch
Chair Russ Rimmington played down the gift's value, saying it was a bit "mean-spirited".
Slow start for Hamilton-to-Auckland commuter train, plans underway to lure more passengers
An average 37 passengers are using the new intercity service.
Simon Wilson: Five myths about traffic and the climate
OPINION: Is driving really as convenient as we like to think?
Suez Canal blockage: Egypt seizes Ever Given, demand $1.2b compo
Suez authority wants payment for salvage work, stalled canal traffic and transit fees.
Simon Wilson: Suburban streets are climate action streets
Putting an end to suburban rat running has benefits for communities and the climate.
Covering Climate Now: What's driving up NZ's transport emissions?
One of NZ's biggest emissions jumps have come from cars. How do we get people out of them?
Covering Climate Now: How can we move greener?
Amid rising transport emissions, one prominent professor showed us how we could change.
Auckland port workers 'upset, frustrated' over safety fails
Port company leaders a no-show despite calls for closer relationship with workers.
Climate change: Why are NZ's emissions still rising?
James Shaw says "urgent action" needed to arrest emissions that again saw an annual jump.
NZTE job for North Korea export sanction breach boss
Extensive experience in business of exporting cited as consideration in job offer.
Transport Minister weighs in on Auckland port issues
Michael Wood supports call for port to build better relationships with workforce.
Cycling is 10 times more important than electric cars
Active travel can help tackle the climate crisis earlier than electric vehicles.
One dead after South Auckland crash
A person who was critically injured in a crash in Papakura last night has died.
One person in a critical condition after a crash in South Auckland
One person has received critical injuries.
68 cameras enforcing bus lane compliance 'overkill'
There is already 99 per cent compliance on Onewa Rd, one local board member says.
Simon Wilson: The transport plan that Auckland deserves
OPINION: How to get serious about lower transport emissions in Auckland.
Climate change: How lockdown helped lower NZ emissions
The emptying of roads amid lockdown put slight dent in greenhouse gas emissions last year.
Focus: Union workers demand Ports of Auckland CEO resignation
Tau Henare, Shane Te Pou and Robert Reid from First Union demand the resignation of Ports of Auckland CEO, Tony Gibson, in light of the damning Health and Safety report. Video / Dean Purcell
Wellington City Council to investigate car-free central city by 2025
Councillor says the council's vision for the city cannot be dominated by private vehicles.
The town where the train stops, but you can't get on or off
"Rural areas like Te Kuiti, Taumarunui, and Marton ...have been left out of the loop."
Tauranga port bulging with diverted Auckland imports
Tauranga port container terminal operating at 101 per cent capacity: ideal 75 per cent.
Wellington short of 50 bus drivers, service cancellations continue
Buses cancelled, union wrangling with operator, moves to pay drivers a living wage.
Watch: Irate bus passenger grabs wheel, tries to smash his way out
The man smashed his way off the bus after he brought it to a sudden stop.
Focus: Ports of Auckland confident it can weather a storm of delays
COSCO chief operating officer Mark Scott and Ports of Auckland spokesperson Matt Ball remain confident they can weather a storm of delays from surging inbound cargo. Video / CCTV via AP
Auckland's Chief Post Office re-opens after four years
Machinery was specially modified to be used under the CPO.
Hamilton - Auckland commuter train arrives right on time
The new Te Huia service arrived at Papakura station on schedule.