Victims of the City Rail Link: Antidepressants, 110-hour work weeks
Auckland Council and City Rail Link Ltd are ruling out compensation for businesses.
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Manukau Institute of Technology to build new $55m trades school.
The case for lower fares
Cheaper public transport fares? The case for no is good but the case for yes is better.
Auckland Airport's $5b spend to change the way we travel
The company is building for passenger numbers forecast to double in the next 20 years.
Watch live: The people and skills shortage facing Auckland
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff on the 2021 tourism tidal wave.
Two UK men killed in Ranfurly quad bike crash
The pair's death has been referred to the coroner.
Shane Jones wades in against NZTA over legal case against Northland trucker
Jones says he's concerned about 'economic impacts' of trucking company prosecution.
Share and share alike
In China alone there are over 600 million users of shared services and platforms.
How new tech in China brings all transport options under one roof
A smart mobility data platform was recently launched in Chengdu and Shenzhen.
The Auckland story – what can we do so visitors want to stay?
The Auckland story – what can we do so visitors want to stay?
Building ties through China with tourism
More Chinese family groups are visiting New Zealand as independent travellers.
Police: Buckle up and stay off your phone
Police operation to nab those not wearing seatbelts or on their cellphones while driving.
Editorial: Revitalised city heart should be worth wait
EDITORIAL: Auckland's big building projects will be worth the wait.
Going underground: Auckland's new transport system
The City Rail Link will carry up to 54,000 passengers an hour around Auckland.
Connecting up the infrastructure
Connecting up the infrastructure - Is Auckland ready?
Tunnel vision: Peek inside $3.4b City Rail Link project
The City Rail Link runs the risk of following delays with London's Crossrail project.
Auckland smartens up its thinking
A recent Government report explored New Zealand's smart city potential.
Nanogirl: Could speeding become a thing of the past?
COMMENT: European Union moves fast to consign speeding to the past.
WOF warning: 900 motorists need to get vehicles rechecked; Inspector suspended
People with WoFs issued by Cambridge Auto Electric urged to get their vehicle rechecked.
Auckland Airport: Why Uber has to park further away than a taxi
Questions have been raised about why Ubers are parked further away than taxis at airport.
Widow: Only those in fatal chopper will know what happened
Allan Jessop, 42, and Derek Hammond, 49, both died in a helicopter crash.
Damage to helicopter too extensive to determine cause of fatal crash
Helicopter hit the ground at a high rate of descent and intense fire followed.
Govt to weigh up reopening Northland rail line
Business case for re-opening Northland rail, plus new spur to Northport, just weeks away
NZTA review: 36,000 vehicles, $5m cost
"I know regulatory failure when I see it," Meredith Connell partner says of NZTA.
Person dies after being hit by train in Mt Albert, Auckland
A person has died after being hit by a train near Woodward Rd, Mt Albert.
Govt poised to make big call on moving Ports of Auckland to Northland
The Government will consider two major reports around shifting the port to Northland.
Letters: Service lets us enjoy ride
Without the convenience we have, many young and old could not afford any other transport.
Northbound motorists on SH1 still facing delays
Traffic is heavy but easing throughout Auckland following rush-hour traffic.
Air tragedy: Pilots killed were 'very motivated young men'
Two pilots who died in Kaimanawa crash were experienced instructors.
Quad-bike tragedy: 2 dead, group had no permission for trip in 'dangerous country'
'They didn't ask permission and we knew nothing about it,' says station owner.
Bus interchange on Auckland waterfront scrapped
Pressure growing on Phil Goff and councillors to scrap plans to berth mega cruise ships.
Two dead in quad bike tour crash
The crash happened in the Kakanui Ranges, east of Ranfurly.
Stan Semenoff Logging to continue trucking until court case heard
Interim relief means Stan Semenoff Logging can continue to operate.