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Rising costs and low passenger numbers have prompted Golden Bay Coachlines to pull the plug for now on its Tākaka-Nelson bus service. Manager Arthur Clarence o

A prototype sea-to-air passenger craft has clocked more than 35 knots (70kph) in sea trials off Tampa, Florida this month – and a New Zealand company is today a

We have the opportunity to change Wellington’s transport system and its urban form in ways that will make the city more liveable, more efficient to get around a

Have you spent a lot of your life in business parks, and the vast majority of them suck. But that's just the way it has to be, right? In the Netherlands, th

As many Wellingtonians fled the city last week for an Easter break, they enjoyed the luxury of driving on the impressive new Transmission Gully motorway – to be

Reece Martin discuss the issue, does public transport/transit still have a future due to major trends in technology, work and social living that could reduce th

Who said that the every day bus that travels around the streets of your community isn't cool and sexy. Have a look –

Unions are calling for Auckland’s bus services to be nationalised, as the majority of the city’s operators are now owned by foreign investors following the sale

The Minister of Transport, Michael Wood, says he is prepared to use legislation to bring Waiheke Island’s ferry service into Auckland’s public transport network

Save Our Trains Campaign says return of key passenger services a major win for travelling public, and the first stop on the journey to rebuild passenger rail th