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A $78 million government grant to improve Christchurch's “unreliable” bus service will only cover about one-third the project's total cost. Local counci

The Government is walking back aspects of its land transport plan, after they were published by the Herald this morning. The Herald revealed Transport Minister

The ferry services across the Cook Strait are some of Aotearoa New Zealand’s most vital transport links. They also tend to be particularly prone to failure, as

A multimillion-dollar extension to Christchurch’s tram network is off limits – just seven months after it opened. It is understood a tram derailed on a new sect

Half-price fares are not enough to encourage more people onto public transport, according to a report by Waka Kotahi New zealand Transport Agency. The report, I

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