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New Zealand was hardly alone after 1920 in lacking a way of planning its road and railway networks together; roads were planned by the Main Highways Board and t

The share of transport funding set aside for roads has dropped to a decade-low, even as more people use New Zealand’s roading network, according to analysis obt

The Government is stepping in to cut the number of kilometres Aucklanders drive by nearly a third to curb the city’s globally high transport emissions rate. The

Regional public transport is where money can do the most good in the shortest time. So why is the government giving the regions’ funding to the main centres? I