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In a media release from the Waikato Chamber of Commerce by the Chief Executive on 21 Feb 22, concerning a report on Te Huia passenger train services between Ham

Open letter to the Minister of Transport: Hon. Michael Wood Minister of Transport Parliament Buildings Wellington Dear Hon. Michael Wood We are writ

Opinion: The Save Our Trains campaign says a high level Government conference on decarbonising transport has a huge hole in it. The Ministry of Transport is

Tane Apanui, a Christchurch personal trainer and former Hornby ward candidate, is confident he can have :the service operating from Selwyn and Waimakariri distr

Jo Crickett, from the Auckland-based bus importer firm, needed to get one of its electric Yutong E12 trial buses back home and a road trip was the only option w

Commuter rail hopes for greater Christchurch could be back on track after a unanimous decision by Environment Canterbury (ECan) councillors on Wednesday. ECa

Save The Trains Campaign welcomes KiwiRail’s decision to include a daily Auckland-Wellington service in an upcoming market research survey. But campaigners say

It’s taken a while to fully digest the light rail announcement from a couple of weeks ago. As I said at the time, and in quite a few interviews since, I have mi

Following the release of the government’s decision on Light Rail two weeks ago, the Auckland Light Rail team (ALR) released the Indicative Business Case (IBC) u

Light rail is still on the cards for Christchurch but not in the near future, according to a new report. More people would need to live and work near transport