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More than $800 million is needed to improve trains on two of the lower North Island’s main rail lines, say local leaders, who warn ofsimilarreliability problems

Near-majorities of Wellington’s city and regional councils are calling for ditching light rail for the city with one calling it the “transport equivalent of a u

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