
Auckland trains suffering 15-minute delays, cancellations continue
'Infrastructure issue' now partially resolved; passengers told to expect ongoing delays.
'Infrastructure issue' now partially resolved; passengers told to expect ongoing delays.
“What in the Temu road markings is this?”
Big Gay Out starts at 12pm at Coyle Park.
OPINION: 'Eden Park has had its day, it is time for something ambitious.'
OPINION: It's good to see a mayor squaring up to central government on behalf of the city.
In the comedy of errors that is Auckland public transport, the jokes write themselves.
Bikes are not permitted on any of Auckland's bus services unless they can be folded up.
OPINION: "NZ will have to learn to make sacrifices and save."
Mayor praised Ockham Residential's apartment buildings as "architecturally fantastic!"
Aucklanders were shocked earlier this week by heat-related cancellations.
From 3pm today, 19 services will be cancelled on the rail network.
Commuters on four lines faced multiple cancellations and delayed trips.
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Mayor Wayne Brown says AT has "lost the plot" on crossing costs.
OPINION: Officials, residents and politicians have all said stupid things this summer.
Trains on all lines were being affected between 1pm and 8pm.
Auckland's mayor is facing a new set of troubles, including a pedestrian crossing saga.
It comes after the new Govt announced it will end Auckland's fuel tax on June 30.
Locals were outraged at the extension, calling the project a 'bloody shambles'.
Extended shutdown of road also set to impact Auckland's Big Gay Out this month.
AT assured residents the road would be open no later than the day after Waitangi Day.
'I just think that’s extremely dangerous.'
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My house and driveway have suffered cracks from heavy vehicles, says Nina Kristensen.
Auckland Transport reported 51 assaults and over 120 verbal abuse cases in 2023.
Commuters face further disruption after a morning of cancellations and delays.
AT boss Dean Kimpton admits "we are very aware of concerns" about high costs.
'Somebody needs to take responsibility and be fired,' says one Three Kings resident.
Apart from the cost of putting it in, what's it costing to remove, says a local.
AT is spending $490,000 turning a crossing into a crossing, says Mayor.