Several large transport projects are 'shovel-ready' for when Covid-19 pandemic is over.

Super-strength locks for healthcare workers on the front line of the Covid-19 crisis.

The impact of coronavirus in New Zealand was starting to make a significant impact.

Councils appear to be getting on board with toilets but service stations aren't yet.

Harbourmaster warns boaties- 'No matter how nice the weather is, don't be tempted'.

This morning Auckland's usually bustling commuter roads fell quiet.

You're still covered in a crash as long as your car was safe, the Insurance Council says.

Students trying to rush home as part-time jobs disappear or flatmates desert them.

The Govt wants to make sure goods, such as milk, meat and medicine are still delivered

Move follows AT's recent announcement that cash fares won't be accepted on buses.

Could the obsession with big, manly cars stop us meeting our climate change commitments?

They are hoping the move will reduce the risk of spreading the coronavirus.

Moves include going cashless and passenger boarding from the rear of buses.

St John is preparing for a wider spread of coronavirus.

Ministry seeks answers in two days on coping with possible school closures.

New "toughest" rules are not evident yet at Auckland Airport.

A woman was left trapped and screaming after her car collided with truck in Manawatū.

NZTA has advised motorists catching flights to expect delays on the motorway.

Road safety advocate says one measure is "terrifying".