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Auckland motorway controls eased during level 3
Auckland motorway traffic dropped by 46 per cent on Thursday.
Auckland metro rail network in worse condition than first thought
Urgent work starts Monday, triggering track closures, longer journeys and fewer services.
Students choosing between catching the bus and eating lunch
Gold Card for students? Pitch to make public transport free during off-peak hours.
Policing lockdown: Roadblocks to isolate wider Auckland area
Checkpoints will be established as part of the level 3 lockdown.
The Road Ahead: Inside 'The Beltway' - where the real world meets politics
Christchurch to Eketahuna - The Road Ahead visits the centre of power in New Zealand.
Harrowing CCTV footage show Kiwis' near misses with trains
Near-miss memorials have been set up so people can see how impactful near-misses can be.
Auckland's $1.4b Eastern Busway crosses Tamaki River
The $1.4b project is getting funding from the regional fuel tax.
'A disaster is looming': NZTA's $1 billion blunder
NZTA has staked billions of dollars on a road-building method that's hard to get right.
Two critically hurt in Wellington crash
The two injured were taken to Wellington Hospital after the crash in the early hours.
200 tickets a day: AT's new weapon against illegal parking - especially in Ponsonby
The tickets were issued in Ponsonby, Freemans Bay, Grey Lynn, Parnell and Mt Eden.
Wellington's Mt Vic the first of three tunnels in Election 2020 battle
Parties have come to the party on Wellington transport, but will it get the city moving?
National promises to double Wellington's tunnels in $4b spend-up
Party announces commitment to transport if elected.
Seven in 10 Kiwis want a green Covid-19 recovery - survey
Seven in 10 Kiwis want Covid-19 economic recovery to be green one, new survey shows.
Disruptive seawall build: a progress update
Without the seawall, large parts of downtown Auckland would flood.
Trains resume after truck hits Auckland underpass
Auckland's southern line trains have been stopped after an accident at Ellerslie.
Three dead: Tragedy came just three days after disaster averted
Three fishermen died when the trawler sank off the Canterbury coast in 2015.
Michael Cullen: National trapped on a highway to the past
COMMENT: Future is more than just cars - but Collins & co seem to have missed the memo.
One dead after two motorbikes crash in Bay of Plenty
The crash took place in the small town of Nukuhou.
City Rail Link: 20m deep shaft for Karangahape Station nearly done
Temporary noise shelter half the size of a rugby field being built over shaft.
Lake Rd traffic woes: Plan to upgrade Devonport's only road in and out rejected
It's due for final approval but AT says it may be tricky after local board voted no.
'Riding on the footpath' decision delayed
Decision delayed about whether to change rules for likes of e-scooters and skateboards.
KiwiRail worker who lost leg in horror accident gets $135k payout
KiwiRail had already paid an insurance payment of $95,000 to its worker.
Councils told to loosen up restrictions to promote urban housing developments
New policy aims to increase housing development in urban areas of growing cities.
First piece of road laid on Puhoi to Warkworth motorway
The 18.5km motorway will now open in May 2022, just before Queens Birthday Weekend.
Wellington Station resumes services after earlier suspension
All services were suspended earlier this morning due to an operational issue.
Covid-19: NZTA doubles spend to prop up public transport
The Transport Agency expects to spend $200 million by the end of the year.
Why Firth of Thames best home for new port: new study
Firth of Thames takes the politics out of planning a new future port for NZ.
Local Focus: New artistic bus shelter at Castlecliff is just the beginning of plans to improve Whanganui public transport
Surprising art glass connection to Manningtree, England. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Auckland traffic reduced as more people work from home
More Aucklanders are believed to be working from home after the Covid-19 lockdown.
Auckland election diary: Judith Collins and that new transport plan
COMMENT: How fanciful is National's new transport plan for the Upper North Island?
AT Hop card can soon be used for one fare on ferries, buses and trains
People will soon be able to use their HOP cards for one fare on buses, trains and ferries.
Dramatic rescues - two men, six dogs and a pregnant woman
Slips closed roads and floodwaters were rising as once-in-500-year storm hit North.
Slips and flooding close roads across Northland
People in Northland are being advised to delay travel after severe flooding.