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The Auditor-General says he's concerned at aspects of the coalition's new bill.

Labour is warning against allowing three MPs the right to fast-track infrastructure.

Sime Darby Motors NZ announced it would move to Hamilton.

OPINION: If it wasn't considered affordable in 2021, it's hard to see how it can be now.

OPINION: A recent speech gives three clues about potential options.

She says paying experts is cheaper than going ahead with the failed mega ferry project.

The subsidy is about $200 for every vehicle towed.

The rideshare company has puts the skids on local operations.

Careful and deliberate communications with the Korean Government were advised.

The council says without sufficient funding, there will be a 30 per cent drop in services.

Officials warned revenue, mainly fuel taxes, would need to double.

The City Rail Link is almost done with the new stations shaping up. Video / Corey Fleming / City Rail Link

The goods deficit narrowed as we imported less, despite falling export returns.

Plug-in hybrid owners will pay less in road user charges after a change of heart.

OPINION: While David Seymour crashed his bike, Simeon Brown is crashing transport.

The new chair of NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi has other transport interests.

Aquaculture projects will be among the first in line for consents.

The former National leader and Transport Minister will chair Waka Kotahi's board.

Police are able to tap into data gathered from across the road network.

The state-owned railway company is discussing more funding to complete the rebuild.

OPINION: Productivity, safety, potholes: will the new transport plan deliver any of them?

The SH1 route from Kaitāia to Pukenui gets speed limits reduced.

The policy statement reveals harsher fines and more roadside tests for drivers.

Some have questioned timing of the works, criticising the disruption for commuters.

OPINION: Some will always oppose the changes that others advocate.

Christopher Luxon's $200b hole claim doesn't quite pass the sniff test.

Aucklanders are still being advised to be prepared for a swathe of roadworks.

Big Chill Distribution opened its 32,200 sqm facility as new business announces tenancy.

The uncertainty comes a year on from when Kaitaki lost power in the middle of Cook Strait.