Transport
Chris Bishop on Wellington's roading plan B
The Government, Wellington City Council and the Greater Wellington Regional Council have agreed in principle to dump the $7.4 billion Let's Get Wellington Moving plan.
Infrastructure and Housing… Audio
'Living with uncertainty' - Let's Get Wellington Moving halt questioned
A cycling advocacy group called the decision disgraceful, and the capital's Chamber of Commerce wants more clarity on the future of the Golden Mile.
Shipping pause in Suez Canal could cause months of delays - Massey transport expert
A supply chain expert says if shipping attacks escalate in the Red Sea, shipping prices are likely to increase, and there could be major delays worldwide.
Minister pulls brakes on cycling and walking initiatives
In a letter to local authorities, Transport Minister Simeon Brown said he told Waka Kotahi to halt work on cycling and walking initiatives.
Auckland trains shut down for repairs over Christmas and New Year
Auckland's passenger rail network will shut for two weeks over the summer for improvement and maintenance work.
Police blitz sees 11,222 fines issued on Canterbury's roads
Throughout the operation, police adopted a "spot and stop" policy, where drivers were pulled over if detected speeding, and seatbelt checks were carried on the car's occupants.
Coromandel's lifeline road almost ready to reopen
The Coromandel is just days away from being stitched back together with a bridge due to open any day - reconnecting one side of the peninsula to the other. Audio
Auckland man wins pothole case against AT
It's the pothole payment they tried to keep secret. After battling for more than a year a man whose car was damaged by a tomo has finally got "compensation" from Auckland Transport. Stephen Doyle's… Video, Audio
Speed cameras to quadruple nationally as Waka Kotahi takes over operations
Numbers of speed cameras are set to quadruple as NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi (NZTA) takes over their operations from police, the transport agency has said.
Summer season sees Air New Zealand cope with heightened demand
The national carrier is gearing up to fly a million customers on domestic routes over the summer holidays.
Jobs on the line after ferry funding denied
There will be job losses in Wellington and Picton as work on an axed mega ferry project winds down, KiwiRail's chief says. Audio
Lack of crew, safety plan made Auckland train accident more likely - report
Calls for KiwiRail to improve its risk management, crewing and training to reduce the risks of human error have been revealed after a train derailment in Auckland last year.
Parliament repeals Clean Car Discount
Parliament has repealed the Clean Car Discount, labelled by National the "ute tax", as it continues to sit in urgency in the lead-up to the Christmas break.
Real-time info coming to Wellington's public transport signs
Public transport signs in the capital are set for a major upgrade.
National, Labour firing broadsides after ferry project founders
Finance Minister Nicola Willis and Labour finance spokesperson Grant Robertson are each pointing the finger after the Cook Strait ferry project was cancelled.
The Panel with Peter Dunne and Sally Wenley (Part 1)
Today on the panel, Emile Donovan and panellists Peter Dunne and Sally Wenley discuss the future of the Interislander and why infrastructure projects go over time and over budget, and the current… Audio
Dozens of new staff on deck to help ensure 'smooth experience' for passengers
Auckland Airport is preparing for its busiest days of the festive season for both international and domestic travellers next week.
Potential for frustrating summer on the roads
It could be a more frustrating time than usual on the country's roads this holiday season.
The Automobile Association is warning motorists could face more delays due to extensive road maintenance and… Audio
Road freighter happy KiwiRail knocked back over budget blowout
Road freight operators are pleased to see the new government holding Kiwirail to account over its Cook Strait ferry project.
Kiwirail was planning to build two custom-made Interislander ferries… Audio
KiwiRail may build new ferries despite government pulling funding
Chief executive Peter Reidy says KiwiRail now has to work through its options after a massive cost blowout. Audio