Shovel-ready projects get the green light to go ahead under new infrastructure law
More than 750 jobs will be created in Auckland alone as part of the post-Covid recovery.
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Local Focus: Makeover for deadly highway
State Highway 51 is getting big changes. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Conjecture over CEO's reasons $371m KiwiRail contract sent overseas
Dispute over KiwiRail CEO's comment that lack of local skill lost Fletcher/Downer contract
'Will catch a lot of people by surprise' - Queen St pedestrian trial to 'build upon' Covid-19 barriers
Auckland Transport is keeping the CBD's largest retail street one lane.
Time running out for Auckland light rail proposal before election period
New Zealand First are refusing to sign it off before the election.
Wellington council puts brakes on city speed limit
Since 2014 police have attended 492 crashes in the zone where speeds will be reduced.
Watch: Wrong-way motorway madness near Auckland Airport
Several drivers had to move frantically to the side to avoid crashing.
NZ firms 'fuming' as $371m KiwiRail contract goes overseas
Fletchers and Downer have reportedly lost the contract to Chinese and South African firms.
Elderly pedestrian hit by car in Hamilton on Tuesday has died
The 82-year-old reportedly flew over the car's bonnet before being taken to hospital.
Troubled waters: Auckland ferry's 7 collisions and $155k fine
The remarkable aspect of the latest proceeding is it once again involved the same ferry.
Woman in Auckland ferry crash may never recover from head injury: Fullers to pay $155k
In a first for a maritime case, the judge made a work health and safety project order.
Phil Twyford has never visited Transmission Gully site
NZTA has invited the Transport Minister three times to visit, but he hasn't been once.
Fatal jet boat crash driver three times over alcohol limit
Jet boat driver had blood alcohol reading three times legal limit for driving a car.
Auckland CBD speed limits to drop
New speed limits on Auckland CBD roads will come into force later this month.
Apprenticeship fees scrapped from July 1
How the Government will spend $1.6 billion on trades training.
Police warn of traffic delays after two people seriously injured in Karangahake Gorge crash
Holiday-makers have been told to avoid the area.
Transmission Gully: 'Stuck cleaning up expensive legal mess'
Julie Anne Genter wades in as tensions between NZTA and contractor reach boiling point.
Covid-19: Aucklanders hopping back on public transport
Not everyone is playing by the rules on public transport.
Deals aplenty for long weekend domestic travellers
Queen's Birthday weekend bargains galore on tourism activities, campervans and hotels.
Winston breaks ranks: 'NZ should be at level 1 now'; Cabinet dispute revealed
Deputy Prime Minister says New Zealand has been 'too cautious for too long'.
Two hospitalised, traffic backed up on motorway after multiple Auckland crashes
Crash is blocking part of the motorway just after Princes St in Auckland.
Almost 100 redundancies proposed at Transmission Gully
Workers the 'meat in the sandwich' of a public private partnership battle of wills.
Wellington's delayed Transmission Gully restart plans expected
The project has been on hold for 10 weeks.
'Money grab' - Auckland Transport pockets $2.2m off single bus lane trial
A 160m bus lane in Newmarket has been fining motorists on non-peak hours for just 3 months
Second chance for a Lime e-scooter NZ trifecta
A spot in the e-scooter market is up for grabs in some of the country's biggest cities.
Mt Eden railway station to close for four years
The station will be closed until the City Rail Link is built inn 2024.
Chris Knox: How flexible working hours could save us from traffic
Commute times by different transport modes around New Zealand.
Principals 'pleasantly surprised' by 79% turnout
Principals "plesantly surprised" by school turnout of just under 80 per cent.
School's back for 82 per cent of kids
About 85 per cent of kids are back at school, but some Whangārei parents scared away.
Albert St businesses question CRL's hardship fund offer
CRL says businesses are under no obligation to accept payment under the interim scheme.
Back to work, school: NZ hailed in US for 'quashing Covid in 49 days'
New Zealanders will be swapping their slippers for shoes as they head back to the office.
E-scooters return to city streets after lockdown
E-scooters are returning to the streets, but with new safety restrictions in place.
Back to school: 'We could have 200 kids left on the roadside'
Fears are that with bus capacity almost halved, students may be left stranded.
First commercial jet flight in 45 days lands at Queenstown Airport
Documentary maker on flight said lockdown-free NZ now has "real edge" for film industry.