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The Nelson City Council has bought a parcel of central Nelson land for $970,000 as part of its new bus hub development. At a confidential meeting on April 3, co

Next year will mark a decade since a Basin Reserve flyover plan failed and the wheels were set in motion for what would become Let’s Get Wellington Moving (LGWM

Two popular Waikato bus routes are set to go electric. The Cambridge and Te Awamutu services will see Scania diesel buses replaced with an electric alternative

Train services between Hamilton and Auckland are facing hurdles when it comes to staying on track despite Te Huia chalking up its 100,000 customer and hitting a

Thirty-one new bus drivers are behind the wheel on Wellington’s streets this year, the capital’s regional council says, with the pay increases announced in last

Opinion – When I was studying at Otago University in the mid 1980's, under a NZ Railways internship scholarship, I was posted during the summer months to va

Despite a rough start to operations with low patronage, multiple cancellations, and scheduling problems, the Te Huia train service to and from Auckland has cele

An end may be in sight for Christchurch’s frustrated bus users, as the country’s largest passenger bus service operator announces hundreds of new hires, includi

Capital Connection commuters will benefit hugely as the Government invests in a fleet of 18 new trains for the lower North Island. This is a massive win for Pal