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Public transport skeptics often say empty public transport buses and vehicles are reasons to cut public transport service/s. Reece Martin discusses why empty pu

Railway stations in Pōkeno and Te Kauwhata are on the cards as the Waikato Regional Council seeks feedback on a bold plan to transform the public transport netw

Half price tickets due to government attempts to counter inflation has seen the Hamilton to Auckland commuter train Te Huia fill up rapidly. Finance Minister

The deadlock around overhauling Auckland’s waterborne public transport services appears to have been broken, with the announcement of a $100 million deal to bui

Plans first raised 13 years ago for a single national smartcard to pay for all public transport won't be completed until 2026. What happened?

After extensive political wrangling, a new deal will overhaul major ferry services in Auckland. Major changes have been announced today for services including t

Auckland ratepayers will own a new and upgraded fleet of ferries in a $100 million overhaul of services that also includes cheaper fares for many Waiheke Island

Josh Martin always thought KiwiRail was lazy branding (see also Kiwibank, Kiwibuild), but it turns out it’s an oxymoron as well. Kiwis and rail do not mix. Mayb

Trials in Auckland begin this week for the first double-decker commuter bus in the Southern Hemisphere to be converted from diesel to electric. Masterton-based

Jason Slaughter, creator of the urbanist YouTube channel – Not Just Bikes, discusses what the rest of the world can learn from the Netherlands when it comes to