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Wellington has traditionally had the best developed and most used public transport network in Aotearoa. As at the 2018 Census, 18% of workers and 21.7% of stude

The infrastructure we plan and build today is what we will use for the next 50 or more years. A clear divergence emerges when looking towards the coming electio

The Hamilton-Auckland Te Huia train service’s future could be far from certain under a National-led Government, the party’s transport spokesperson Simeon Brown

Transport experts dispute the National Party’s claim its road-building plans “will cut congestion”. National unveiled a policy on Monday to spend $16.8 billion

A new service allowing more people to take a bus more often and from more destinations across Nelson and Tasman district – with lower fares and fewer emissions

National is promising to scrap the Government’s $14.6 billion light rail project in Auckland and spend a similar figure on seven highway and public transport pr

This morning (Monday 31st July 2023) saw the first Capital Connection service from Palmerston North to Wellington operated by ‘new’ interim rolling stock. This

Public transport smackdown: Two Press reporters ride the bus in Christchuch