
Auckland Council wants Govt to fund Eastern Busway after regional fuel tax axed
The loss of the tax leaves a $1.2b hole in transport funding.
The loss of the tax leaves a $1.2b hole in transport funding.
Just how deep will the cuts go in the race to cut spending?
The SH1 route from Kaitāia to Pukenui gets speed limits reduced.
PHEV owners will pay twice - even if their battery's range is now next-to-nothing.
Agency concedes many of its projects will be deferred or delayed.
OPINION: Electric cars' long-time exemption from road charges expires on April 1.
The 11km stretch of SH1 needs overhaul, NZTA Waka Kotahi says.
“You’re only a second away from a truck coming at you.”
OPINION: The Herald has mapped data from the Ministry of Transport.
Noel Wilson was flying a Robinson R22 when he crashed in forest terrain near Reefton.
Codeshare makes it easier for Virgin passengers to fly around Aotearoa.
OPINION: A solid foundation for the new Government.
If National and Act are elected, the Clean Car Discount is on the scrap pile.
Motorists caught speeding are being issued with a warning.
Ministers won't say whether the issue will be resolved before the upcoming election.
OPINION: National's promised to kill it and the Government has announced its own changes.
The pig is looking to put his life on the run behind him.
The Enchanter was carrying 10 passengers – five of whom died.
Wood resigned as a minister after he failed to declare a significant portfolio of shares.
The recent 19 per cent price hike makes the Waiheke ferry the most expensive in the world.
From a vessel in distress to urgent action - the scramble to make voyages safer.
A select committee reckons its time to restart North Island passenger rail.
Wood was repeatedly told to sell his shares because of the potential conflict of interest.
Brown went against advice showing tolls would lead to peverse outcomes, says Mitchell.
“It’s hard to justify such exorbitant price hikes without good consultation."
Michael Wood will likely face a sanction for his share schmozzle.
“He has effectively thumbed his nose at the Cabinet Office for two and a half years."
OPINION: Perception doesn’t pass the sniff test, opportunities to fix issue weren't taken.
Wood had an interest in Auckland Airport while he was the minister overseeing aviation.
Move means more time spent around whiteboards and less money to do stuff, says AA.