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Earlier this year, the Climate Change Commission (CCC) released their advice to the government on how to meet our domestic emissions targets. There was some rea

Michael Than explores the implications of a national skill shortage, the shift in focus from roads to rail, thinking internationally but acting locally, and the

Light rail could be fast-tracked in Wellington following the new Transport Minister's remarks that new scenarios to fix the city's growing congestion pr

Dave Armstrong looks at the options are 150 passenger bendy or articulated buses the answer to Wellington's mass public transport woes

Sunfield – a “carless” neighbourhood two minutes from Papakura Station – will knock 20 per cent off the average cost of Auckland housing by building fewer roads

Wellington’s future mass rapid transit system could see routes to both Miramar and Island Bay, according to leaked maps seen by Stuff. Miramar and Island Bay ha

The Te Huia train service between Hamilton and Auckland could be heading to central Auckland as soon as October. The train courted criticism for the fact that

The Hamilton to Auckland commuter train is tipped to have a new and improved service when it returns to the track in October. Te Huia has been parked up since

Joel MacManus explains what is Let’s Get Wellington Moving, being a $6.4 billion programme of transport projects which will be constructed in Wellington over th

We designed our city suburbs to protect people from air pollution – and ended up doing the opposite. Despite advice that urban sprawl is bad for cities and the