
Developer taking $100m Karangahape Rd building plans to Environment Court
Developer hopes the court may hear case this winter and overturn the original decision.
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Police say the collision between two vehicles on a railway crossing happened at 8.50am.
Experience two of the UK's best cites in a fresh and unexpected way.
Govt to spend $200m on new bridges to help speed up Auckland journey times.
Daniel Vale has previously been jailed for torching the office of former PM Sir John Key.
'After some pencil-sharpening, we’ve been able to get this agreement in place.'
Large and small, businesses are not waiting to be told how to address climate change.
Editorial: The Rail Minister has two months to better the plan Nicola Willis has devised.
Auckland's railway lines will have no trains operating on them for the next 32 days.
Peters is back at the helm and going back to the drawing board.
OPINION: Peters has long been a tough interview subject.
OPINION: The new Minister of Rail is already styling himself as a ferry hero.
OPINION: What has the Govt been doing in the year since it cancelled the mega-ferries?
Chris Hipkins has accused the coalition of dithering on replacing the ferries.
A cost blowout forced the cancellation of project started under the Labour Government.
The Government has promised the plan will be cheaper than the cancelled mega-ferries.
OPINION: 'Expecting a 100% performance rate from any new initiative ... is naive.'
Eurostar ticket prices do not correlate with higher service quality, study says.
Alarm bells have already rung about cost and time blowouts.
Local Boards, not AT, will decide projects in their communities.
The two Browns have announced a major shake-up to Auckland Transport's functions.
OPINION: The Government celebrates getting things done but is that really what it's doing?
Transport Minister Simeon Brown shared the announcement yesterday.
Finance Minister Nicola Willis says she awaits the investigation's outcome with interest.
Labour has promised to fix the country’s ailing transport services.
The accident took place near Auckland's Penrose Station in June last year.
Almost a year on, negotiations to exit the mega ferry contract remain ongoing.
The Interislander ferry ran aground on June 21, just north of Picton.
The grounding of the Aratere Titoki Bay, Picton, 21 June 2024 – TAIC’s Interim Factual report
A total of 66 new locomotives are being built to update the old fleet.