Transport
Wellington Airport shares sale being considered by city council
Wellington City Council is considering selling its airport shares as it works out a way to pay for its long term plan.
'It feels like old people don't matter' - Cashless buses causing anxiety among elderly
The prospect of cashless buses will cause anxiety for older residents, Grey Power North Canterbury president Jan Pentecost says.
Lowering speed limits helps to reduce emissions
Waka Kotahi says it's lowered speed limits to 80 kilometres per hour on about four percent of New Zealand highways as part of the Road to Zero safety campaign.
The changes have frustrated many… Audio
Drivers needed to transport young people
An Auckland transport service is looking for up to 70 drivers to help assist children and young people with safety or mobility needs to and from school. Cross Country Rentals already transports 2500… Audio
City Rail Link: Victoria Street to reopen for public access at year end
Auckland Council says construction is on track for a major redevelopment, with Victoria Street expected to reopen by end of 2023.
Tesla under microscope for inflated claims about capabilities
Tesla is under the microscope over allegations it's may have over revved claims about its famous cars capitalities. The company's revealed it's been subpoena'd by the US Department of Justice for more… Video, Audio
Rail link for students between Christchurch and Dunedin proposed
A University of Otago lecturer wants a special railway line between Christchurch and Dunedin set up for students to travel between cities.
Otago Business School senior lecturer Dr Duncan Connors says… Audio
Heavy rain swamps roads in Tai Rāwhiti, Coromandel, Northland
Persistent rain and wind following Cyclone Lola has left some local roads and state highways swamped in Tai Rāwhiti, Coromandel, and Northland.
On Monday, State Highway 35 was closed by a fallen… Audio
Ōkaihau Branch Railway remembered on centenary
Plans to celebrate the 100th anniversary of New Zealand's northernmost railway are picking up steam.
Christchurch buses go cash-free from mid-2024
Tickets on the Greater Christchurch Metro Network will be paid by debit card or devices to make it safer for drivers and passengers.
Older drivers will need more roundabouts, better signs
New research finds older drivers are not higher risk behind the wheel, but suggests as the proportion of seniors grows, we'll need more roundabouts and better road signs. Audio
Severe weather warnings expected to hamper roads
Conditions on the roads over the next few days are expected to be unsafe in areas due to adverse weather.
Severe weather warnings will make driving more dangerous on Thursday.
Waka Kotahi journey… Audio
Heavy and light traffic fell in September, Truckometer data finds
Road freight movements have hit a spring pothole, easing off the highs seen a month prior.
New Waiheke Island ferry service promises cheaper fares
People who travel between Auckland and Waiheke Island are celebrating promised savings, with a new ferry operator making waves in the Hauraki Gulf. Audio
New ferry operator making waves in Hauraki Gulf
People who travel between Auckland and Waiheke Island are celebrating promised savings, with a new ferry operator making waves in the Hauraki Gulf. From next month, Island Direct will operate a… Audio
Fullers not concerned about new player in Waiheke ferry market
There's a new ferry service in town set to offer trips between Auckland and Waiheke at a cheaper price than long-running operator Fullers360. From next month, Island Direct will provide up to 18… Video, Audio
Better sooner - cycle lane advocates on controversial Thorndon plan
The sooner that controversial construction starts on Wellington's Thorndon Quay the better it is for cyclists and public transport, cycling advocates says.
New ferry service announced for Waiheke Island
Waiheke Island is getting a new ferry service next month, to compete with an industry-dominating company.
More services to be added to Te Huia train timetable
People will soon have more flexibility when taking the train between Hamilton and Auckland.
Brace for 'extraordinarily expensive' international travel - industry insider
International flights could be especially pricey next year due to capacity problems, an aviation expert says. Audio