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Vehicle struck and critically injured a man on a Lime scooter in central Auckland.
No refunds for Qantas passengers diverted to air base
Passengers delayed from reaching the capital city for eight hours.
First look inside Auckland's City Rail Link tunnels
Good to see progress on a key part of Government's transport plan, says Phil Twyford.
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City Rail Link walk through offers a peek into the future
Work boring the main tunnels will begin in early 2021 at the Mt Eden end of the project.
Auckland's booming northwest to get bus lanes on motorway
Phil Goff said the bus lanes and 'pop-up' stations are a good start to cope with growth.
Road taxes, road rage, traffic congestion: How does Auckland compare?
Auckland's drivers are pretty chilled out - despite paying high road taxes, study finds.
'Unacceptable': MP, councillor respond to further delays to Northcote Point Wharf
Northcote MP Dan Bidois said the delays were "totally unacceptable."
Go Bus begs striking drivers not to make NCEA students victims
Over 100 bus drivers from East Tamaki and Airport Go bus depots are striking tomorrow.
Managers alleged to have driven at employees during strike
Tensions became increased between Go Bus and its drivers at strike actions today.
Richard Prebble: Sky's the limit for Auckland public transport
COMMENT: Light rail is no magic bullet for public transport on arterial roads.
Fears Auckland rail network can't cope with population growth
A safe, reliable and resilient rail network is crucial for public confidence.
Patrick Carvalho: World's first free traffic congestion solution
Comment: Rebate system would encourage behaviour change and avoid a political backlash.
SkyBus to Auckland Airport dumps some stops
Slowing demand growth has forced the company to review its network.
More than 2000 riders injured, but e-scooters here to stay in Auckland
E-scooters can stay - but not everybody is happy with Auckland Council's decision.
Analysis: New Wellington regional council chair romps in
Roger Blakeley pulled out of the two horse-race, leaving Daran Ponter to take the reins.
Cross-regional bus ticketing system balloons to $14.5m
Regional bus system costing $14.5m is due to be replaced by a national one by 2026.
Mega queues on Northwestern Motorway, roads still closed from SkyCity fire
Some roads have been partially reopened in downtown Auckland, but closures remain.
SkyCity fire: Roads due to be partially reopened
Roads around the new SkyCity convention centre are due to be partially reopened.
Twyford hits back at Auckland light rail accusations
Twyford met with intermediaries from NZ Super Fund but says bid was unsolicited.
Lizzie Marvelly: Put Auckland metro on the fast track
COMMENT: Small projects that tinker around edges are not going to solve transport crisis.
John Roughan: Rail funding not a matter to be taken lightly
COMMENT: Proposals to have public transport funded by superannuation need careful thought.
Matthew Hooton: How Phil Twyford went off track
Comment: Minister misled public over Super Fund plan, but it's still Auckland's best bet.
First glimpse of $4.4b City Rail Link Auckland tunnels
Return-distance tour of 600m below Auckland offered.
City Rail Link boss Sean Sweeney with Mike Hosking
City Rail Link boss Sean Sweeney with Mike Hosking
Fire traffic chaos: Roads jammed, workers told to stay home
Auckland streets feeding on and off the motorway remain closed due to fire.
National takes aim at Twyford again over light rail, calling it KiwiBuild 2.0
Twyford says his hands are clean and, except for one delay, the process has been proper.
Don't 'drink and ride': Booze big factor in Auckland e-scooter injuries
Doctors warn not to 'drink and ride', as booze factors in quarter of e-scooter injuries.
Winston Peters warned about possible light rail cost blowout concerns
Deputy PM says he was told to be "alert" to potential cost blowouts for light rail project
Claire Dale: E-scooters are not compatible with age-friendly cities
COMMENT: While we await regulations, the frequency and severity of accidents is exploding.
Simon Wilson: What a real pedestrian-friendly city would look like
Changes are afoot for pedestrians in Auckland. But will they go far enough?
Stolen car driven on rail platform: Man charged after dramatic chase
Eastern and Southern train lines are delayed or cancelled.
Editorial: A year of Lime scooters - the sweet and the sour
Editorial: Two thousand injuries and one death linked to the e-scooter roll-out.