Transport
Call for more security on buses following fatal attack
Bus and Coach Association chief executive Delaney Myers told Morning Report there needed to be more people around and on buses to act as a deterrent for bad behaviour and to give people additional… Audio
Bus advocacy group wants more security after stabbing
An advocacy groups for the country's bus companies says there needs to be more security on buses after a woman was stabbed to death on an Auckland bus on Wednesday. Bus and Coach Association chief… Audio
Bus passengers say they helped stabbed woman in final moments
A passenger on the bus where a woman was stabbed multiple times has told RNZ she was holding the victim's hand as she died. Melanie Earley reports. Audio
Onehunga community board on fatal bus stabbing
Following the fatal stabbing of a woman on an Auckland Bus on Wednesday, Auckland Transport's Director of Public Transport, Stacey Van der Putten says a multi-agency approach is needed to tackle the… Audio
Transport Minister on pratical driving tests wait times
Transport Minister Simeon Brown joined First Up to discuss driving test waiting time which appear to be on the improve. Audio
Driver did everything they could to help after fatal attack on bus - AT
The driver of the bus on which a woman was fatally attacked has been praised for trying to help the woman and other passengers, and doing everything right. Audio
The Panel with Madison Burgess-Smith & Sue Bradford (Part 1)
Tonight on The Panel, Wallace Chapman and panellists Madison Burgess-Smth & Sue Bradford discuss the tragic Auckland bus stabbing, political funding and Metallica's upcoming concert. Audio
Pothole remains unfilled for a year, Councillor buys birthday card
In an effort to make a point a New Plymouth District Councillor has bought a birthday cake and a card for a pothole that remains unfilled a year after he told the responsible authorities about the… Audio
Auckland Transport speaks on Onehunga bus stabbing incident
The man at the centre of a fatal stabbing on Auckland bus, has handed himself into a Northshore police station. The man was identifed off CCTV footage as a person on interest in yesterday's stabbing… Audio
Stronger rain monitoring could have prevented train derailment - report
It is very likely more sensitive rain monitoring systems would have stopped a train from derailing on the Kāpiti Coast in 2021, the transport watchdog says. Audio
Public transport union on fatal Auckland bus attack
A public transport union says assaults on buses are a growing problem. Ingrid Hipkiss spoke to Public Transport Employees Union President, Gary Froggatt. Audio
'Expect better airfare deals in coming months'
One commentator says the airlines have listened to complaints about high prices.
Derailing of passenger train could have been prevented - report
The report into the derailing of a Wellington Passenger train in 2021 has been released this morning, and found the accident could have been prevented. Audio
NZ seeing a critical shortage in pilots in next 10 years
Aotearoa is facing a critical shortage of pilots, Auckland Pilot Training Group's Irene King talked with Nathan Rarere about what can be done. Audio
Air NZ school holiday flights 167% more expensive
There are allegations Air New Zealand is taking Kiwis for an excessively expensive ride across the Tasman. Audio
Air NZ flight diverted because of 'disruptive' passenger
It comes less than a week after passengers were held on an Air NZ flight at Sydney Airport after reports of a bomb threat .
Road users concerned about Transmission Gully closure
Road users say the projected five-month closure of a link road between Wellington and Porirua will mean longer commutes. Krystal Gibbens reports. Audio
Transmission Gully link road ripped up for 'critical' work
A link road on the major Wellington highway is being closed - just two years after it was opened.
Residents fear Transmission Gully link road closure will add to commute
Porirua City Council says the road will be closed for up to five months.
The Panel with Deborah Hart and Richard Pamatatau (Part 2)
Tonight on The Panel, Wallace Chapman and panellists Deborah Hart & Richard Pamatatau discuss a potential fireworks ban. Plus how do you you ride a Penny-farthing? And which activity did you try once… Audio
