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New car market shows strong start to year

Emirates increases Tasman route seats

Getting back on the rails

Jim Eagles takes a fresh look at rail travel in New Zealand.

<i>Grant David</i>: Competition watchdog's teeth growing sharper

Commission abused rules, court says

The Commerce Commission is seeking clarification of its powers after a judge ruled it had abused gagging orders while investigating alleged collusion between Air New Zealand and other airlines.

Infratil eager for national travel ticketing standard

Concorde's tattered legacy goes to trial

Buses want access through choke point

One dead in Bay of Plenty smash

Mum and twins get grounded

It was a case of one too many when a young mother and her twins set off for a family trip to Australia.

Welcome to cuddle class

Air New Zealand's latest cabin redesign looks set to transform the claustrophobic economy cabin from cattle class to cuddle class.

Airline gets us comfortable first

If Air NZ's new lie-flat economy seats and upgraded premium economy class prove popular it may provide an opportunity to increase prices.

Ferry tragedy due to failures at every level, inquiry hears

Bus driver investigated for drinking on duty

Integrated ticket deal expected to boost popularity of airport bus

Long-distance coach passengers are being hooked into a single ticket with an Auckland Airport bus service to boost its popularity after a sluggish takeoff.

Economy gets more laid back

Air New Zealand will this week unveil one of its most significant aircraft interior upgrades in years.

Viaduct paves way for boom

One of Auckland's biggest road-building projects since the harbour bridge is tipped to spark a commercial boom in one of the city's top shopping areas.

<i>Kerre Woodham</i>: Dealing to the space invaders