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Whanganui has launched a new high-frequency bus service – Te Ngaru The Tide. The new service runs from Aramoho to Castlecliff every 20 minutes from 7am until 7p

Tomorrow is March and with it we well and after a couple of years off due to the pandemic, our bus,train and ferry transport systems is well and truly in the mi

Aucklanders might be facing their most difficult March Madness yet on city roads as a bus driver shortage and reduced public transport services appear to be lea

Public transport users face perhaps their toughest-yet “March Madness” peak with Auckland Transport conceding it has no reserves available to deal with the trad

Over 180 buses around the Wellington region have been cancelled on Friday, including peak time services. Key routes in and out of Wellington city to suburbs suc

The very first bore hole has been drilled for the Auckland Light Rail network, marking the start of the region’s largest infrastructure project. The drill going

Bus fares across the Wellington region are going to rise by 6% from April 1, following the regional council’s annual fares review. It comes at a time when the n

A proposed route for a new rapid transit service in Christchurch links Belfast and Hornby to the central city – but does not go to Rolleston or Rangiora. The co

Opinion – People frequently talk about how transit depends on dense land use, low car ownership and more. But the most important factor for creating a successf