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The Minister of Transport, Michael Wood, says he is prepared to use legislation to bring Waiheke Island’s ferry service into Auckland’s public transport network

Save Our Trains Campaign says return of key passenger services a major win for travelling public, and the first stop on the journey to rebuild passenger rail th

National Party Leader Chistopher Luxon caused a stir yesterday after attacking public transport spending in response to questions from journalists. The case

Wellingtonians are divided over car use and parking, feedback shows, as transformational mass rapid transit project Let’s Get Wellington Moving publishes the pu

The Rail Advocacy Collective (TRAC) applauds the reinstatement of the Northern Explorer and the Coastal Pacific trains to their former routes. However, we still

Two of New Zealand’s most famous scenic train journeys are coming out of a Covid-19-induced hibernation. KiwiRail has announced that the Northern Explorer and C

The case for ongoing public transport subsidies does not stack up, National Party leader Christopher Luxon says. As part of a package to ease financial pressure

I’ll be the first to admit it, I am running a bit behind when it comes to putting posts on here of how construction is progressing with the new layout – I can’t even blame the fact I have been busy modelling, as things have slowed down over the last few weeks due to other …

Continue reading “Another New Layout: Part 2”

New Zealand is notorious for its lack of adequate public transport systems, especially in small towns and rural areas, but I expected more from the nation’s mos

Auckland Transport is running out of money to operate the city's buses, trains and ferries at current levels and is holding high-level talks with Mayor Phil