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Commuters could enjoy half-price public transport fares indefinitely, with the Government considering making its three-month-long trial permanent. According to

Work continues apace on the new layout – as I’m posting videos slightly in delay of actual progress, the latest charts the first stages of construction of the fiddle yard, while in reality I’ve just finished building points for the scenic section…. Keep up at the back! As such, here is part 3 of the …

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Rural and urban people when surveyed indicated the main good thing of living in a city was convenience and access to amenities, while the main negative thing wa

As borders reopen, a growing number of people are questioning if their pre-pandemic travel habits are still sustainable. Kerry Sunderland speaks to three New Ze

Opinion – For a while KiwiRail looked like it was going to ditch long distance trains and start offering tourist rail excursions. Now it has announced it is bri

A full 20 years after London commuters began using Oyster cards on public transport, and a whole decade after the introduction of Opal cards in Sydney and Hop c

The tram system that connected all corners of Tāmaki Makaurau was torn up in favour of a car-focused transport system in the 1950s. What will it take to reverse

An article by one of our supporters. I'm delighted that Kiwirail has started up some inter-regional trains again. A huge thank you to Save our Trains for t

The things we should be improving – cycling, public and shared transport, walking and urban design. Last week I got Covid (we all did in our family, fell like d