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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

Opinion – New Zealand is at a junction when it comes to inter-regional public transport and passenger rail. Will it continue its recent path of almost entire

Some ferry good news yesterday with the government announcing funding to build two electric ferries for Auckland. Getting electric ferries is important beca

People who live on Christchurch’s outskirts say cost is not the only barrier stopping them using public transport, with few bus stops and limited services putti

The Government has confirmed Auckland will receive its first electric ferries by 2024. Minister of Energy and Resources Megan Woods made the announcement outsid

Travelling by bus, bicycle or foot instead of by car is the most effective thing individuals can do to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions, according to the Ne