
How rail freight avoided almost 144,000 tonnes of emissions
KiwiRail spent upwards of $350m responding to extreme weather over a decade.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
All the new train tracks in the city won't make my bus smell better.
New Zealand First plans a 12-month trial from Rolleston and Rangiora to Christchurch.
17,500 train trips, 300,000 station stops analysed to see if the CRL made a difference.
Auckland Transport is apologising after a woman was separated from her 4-year-old daughter when a bus driver closed the door before she could board with her mobility dog.
Eden Park CEO Nick Sautner says a Morningside crossing and additional Kingsland platforms are required urgently to prevent delays leaving the stadium. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY
Some fans waited up to 40 minutes for trains after the match.
The item has been destroyed and police say there was no wider risk to the public.
The MPs were stunned at the near-miss during the press conference.
The Green Party launched its “fast, frequent and affordable public transport” policy package at a co-leader stand-up outside the Maungawhau Station. Video / NZ Herald
The first tenants are due to move into blocks beside the motorway on October 12.
However, the operating surplus jumped 45% as freight revenue rose 10%.
Katie Bradford talks to KiwiRail chief executive Peter Reidy about the company's financial turnaround.
OPINION: The CRL creates a sense of pride and value beyond dollar assessments.
Most trains are now running on schedule after the outage.
Hundreds of staff from James Pascoe Group will shift from Union St to Pitt St eventually.
A strong submission to the council opposes the aged-care home.
AT says incorrect signs may have sent passengers to the wrong replacement bus stop.
A passenger heard bystanders yell 'stop' before the train halted.
Use of Auckland's rail network spiked 62% in the week after the CRL opened.
Police are calling for witnesses as the Serious Crash Unit makes inquiries.
Save our Trains Southern calls for passenger rail across the South Island.
About 72,500 passengers were counted on trains across the AT network by 5pm today.
Auckland Transport CEO Stacey Van Der Putton gives an update on the CRL's performance after its first proper morning rush. Video / NZ Herald