
'We aren't going to grow our way out': Treasury urges asset sales as it sounds alarm over Govt finances
Agency says the Government could better manage its $571 billion portfolio of assets.
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More companies will need to have drug and alcohol testing policies.
KiwiRail confirmed it's the most struck bridge in NZ, with 13 known strikes a year.
The ferry-buying firm sets sail with an $11m purse for staff, contractors and consultants.
KiwiRail says it's considering selling it, but documents show there is little interest.
There were mixed emotions on board, with some staff losing their jobs.
In 2011, it was extended to increase passenger capacity to 650.
The Richardson Group's wealth was reported at $600 million this year.
A big payday looms for public sector board chairs – who gets what?
Emergency services were called to the scene just after 4am.
The Aratere's final Cook Strait sailing departs Picton at 11am on August 18.
Auckland Transport mislabelled Lambie Drive as 'Lambie Ave' on the new map.
Auckland's new network will double the number of residents within 30 minutes of the city.
Development should be seen through a transport lens rather than road v rail.
Some rotating shift workers rely on the meds to help them sleep.
Ute driver so fast 'he wouldn't have been able to stop if he wanted to' – witness.
Dynes Transport received an $8 million Govt loan for a transport hub in Mosgiel.
'Representing the history of this area. This ridgeline was a kauri forest.' - Barry Potter
Chocolate fish and coffee was on offer for those watching the arrival.
Cabinet has agreed to explore part-privatisation once the ferries arrive.
'No other train station in the world will look like this,' says CRL CEO Patrick Brockie.
The initial capacity is lower than earlier forecasts of 27,000 passengers.
Key staff failed to communicate missing tracks, leading to the preventable accident.
'Treasury were cautious given the economic conditions, but the company delivered.'
The ferry grounded on June 21, 2024, with 47 people on board.
KiwiRail cancelled two sailings to allow for further testing after the breakdown.
One person has been taken to hospital.
95% of collisions and 73% of near misses at crossings with flashing lights and bells.
Nearly half of New Zealand motorists do not always stop at level crossing Stop signs.
The first new ship to service Cook Strait is expected to arrive in February 2029.