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Major disruptions for Auckland trains

Two separate incidents, a track failure and a crash, are responsible for the disruption.

Letters: Australia, NZ similarities on crime, gangs, economy

OPINION: Letters on climate change, netball, harbour crossings, and milk prices.

Political parties urged to make rail a priority for Horizons region

An open letter is being sent to all political parties.

Ruakura Inland Port welcomes first cargo trains

The inland port is located adjacent to the Ruakura Superhub, set to open this year.

Watch: Mock-up City Rail Link station built in Māngere warehouse

Now, all we need is a train.

KiwiRail's Rail Safety Week 2023

KiwiRail and TrackSAFE are urging people to take a good hard look for trains when approaching any rail crossing. Video / KiwiRail

Train crashes: 40 collisions, 305 near misses in last year

Ten people have lost their lives after train collisions in the last year.

Te Huia train service offers free tickets with return to central Auckland

Free tickets on Te Huia's train service are up for grabs for a week.

Letters: Football Ferns, transport and Auckland shooting

OPINION: Letters on artificial intelligence, the military and films.

'Extensive damage': Person trapped after crash between train and car

The person is seriously injured.

After another Te Huia hiccup, should NZ bother investing in more rail?

Report suggests that a regional rail network would be a boon for the country.

Letters: Ferries and rail travel, Fifa tickets, tax and party slogans

Opinion: Letters on Matariki and beach hoons, premium debate on if inflation is easing.

New apartments have no car parks, bikes get dedicated lift

It's proof compact, well-sited apartments without car parks will sell, the developer says.

Letters: On nursing, tax reform, crime, train travel and crossing the harbour

Opinion: Premium Debate on the Government and tax reform.

Dire Strait: What Cook Strait ferries investigation has discovered

From a vessel in distress to urgent action - the scramble to make voyages safer.

Two different Te Huia drivers responsible for temporary ban on operating in Auckland

Waka Kotahi has temporarily banned the train from entering the Auckland metro area.