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Delta says Gulf carriers receiving tens of billions in subsidies

AT raises cash fares, Hop card incentive

The council body is doubling the cash fare for CityLink buses to $1 from March 29 and imposing a 50c charge for Hop card users now able to ride them free.

The truck with superpowers

It looks like a regular semi-trailer truck, but its insides packed with lasers and computers make it the most expensive vehicle on our roads.

PM defends use of cars in campaign

Prime Minister John Key has defended his ministers' use of the taxpayer-funded Crown car service to campaign in the Northland byelection, saying it was within the rules.

Plan to 'future-proof' harbour crossing

Preparations are being made for another Waitemata Harbour crossing - with a tunnel east of the Auckland Harbour Bridge the Government's preferred option.

Auckland Transport hikes cash fares

Adult cash fares are increasing by 25 per cent on Auckland buses and train single-stage trips, in order to encourage more passengers to use electronic ticketing.

AA calls for alternative strategy

Automobile Association members in Auckland are underwhelmed by what they may get in return for an average annual motorways toll bill of $350, the organisation says.

Fatal crash: Tourists on 'trip of a lifetime'

Utah couple Tammy and Richard Barnett were on “the trip of a lifetime to New Zealand” before yesterday’s fatal crash, family say.

Ryan Mearns: Alternative budget best way to fix Auckland transport

The two plans Auckland Council presented as options for our transport system over the next 10 years are a false choice.

On board with youth movement

Tapping the talents of bright young things is a low-cost bus operator's tactic to stay ahead of the competition.

Safety push for South Island roads

End finally on track for rail station at Parnell

Ask Phoebe: Bullock Track waits for lights

What is being done to fix the dangerous intersection at the bottom of the Bullock Track at Western Springs?

Basics-plus plan for city top pick

Four diverse Aucklanders were asked to try out a new '10-year budget calculator'.

Video: Steel debris strewn across M-way

Watch dashcam footage of steel debris strewn across Auckland's Southern Motorway after a truck frame hit the Penrose bridge this morning.

PM: Kiwi drivers just as bad as tourists

John Key urges the public not to confiscate the keys of motorists they see driving badly after spate of vigilante incidents involving tourist drivers.

178kmh tourist instructs cops

A British holidaymaker who has been fined for ''grossly excessive speeding'', at a time when tourist drivers are under scrutiny, teaches driving skills to police officers.

Grey Power joins Generation Zero

Auckland Grey Power has joined youth lobby group Generation Zero's push to cut major road projects and prioritise public transport in Auckland Council's new 10-year budget.