Trains on Auckland's rail network will grind to a halt as rail workers strike.

People are being urged to plan their travel early tomorrow as trains grind to a halt.

Briefings: NZ needs to take hold of "window of opportunity" created by Paris Agreement.

Mark Lambert Chief Transport Services Officer Auckland Transport discusses the upcoming industrial action to train services.

Michel Ladrak Managing Director of Transdev Auckland, talks frankly about the upcoming industrial action to train services.

People need to know prices are fair, says minister.

Comment: Cycleways ideologically captured by clip-boarders who can't see wood for trees.

The Puhoi to Warkworth motorway project started last November.

A crash has blocked two lanes.

Union says plan to cut on-board staff would endanger public.

Tagging disrupts train heading to city from Henderson.

One reader said salaries in Auckland were not going up in tandem with the cost of living.

Truckies' wages are rising but training is a problem. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

One of Auckland's most congested roads could be fixed earlier with a charge on residents.

The Birkenhead slip is on the move, swallowing up a piece of machinery this afternoon.

Auckland Hop card holders to get their held money back.

Drone was used to film parents operating illegal pedestrian crossings for Hauraki School.

Rail injects more than expected into New Zealand's economy each year, study finds.

Almost 100,000 LED lights and 200 floodlights will create a new nighttime face for bridge.

The couple said had the sign been there when they parked, they would have gone elsewhere.

Light rail in Wellington could be fast-tracked after new Transport Minister's comments.

Simon Wilson proposes some principles to help Auckland council with its town planning.

The group ask whether sea levels must rise before Wellington gets zero-carbon transport.

SH1 north of Kaikoura will only operate during daylight hours when it reopens, says NZTA.

Authorities hope slower airline growth and new measures will help avoid the airport crunch

Japanese rail company apologises to customers for early departure.

The act was ''foolish to say the least'', police said.

The strike will disrupt tens of thousands of people's commute to work.

Trucking companies recognise that railways are needed as well as roads.

Is a Basin flyover back on the cards to ease Wellington's congestion woes?