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The Hutt Valley’s big sections and flat land make it the perfect canvas to execute new housing intensification plans, but holes are already being poked in the l

Climate organisations are criticising the Government for approving an expansion to State Highway 1 under Covid-19 legislation, saying the move goes against its

Wellington Harbour will soon boast the Southern Hemisphere’s first battery-powered commuter ferry, as Kiwi firms make waves in the electric marine revolution. T

Transport Minister Michael Wood started with a lesson from history. Firstly, a few words about the history. This matters because the historic failure to secure

Wellington’s cross-harbour ferry operator hopes to have its electric catamaran carrying passengers across Te Whanganui-a-Tara/Wellington Harbour by Christmas sa

Bay of Plenty Regional Council want to get people into buses in Tauranga city, so they've introduced a new route that goes all the way into town. NZ Herald

Wellington commuters can finally pay for a train with electronic ticketing, after years of delays. Metlink launched the Snapper on Rail Pilot on Sunday, which a

There has been a lot of interest in public transport in New Zealand lately and there’s a good reason for it. Nationally, transport makes up 20 per cent of our g

The Te Huia train service between Hamilton and Auckland is set to take train passengers direct to The Strand Station in central Auckland on weekdays after the e

A comment from the Minister of Transport Michael Wood, regarding Auckland's proposed light rail system.