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<i>Editorial:</i> Plan for bridge cycling pathway up to investors

Rail electrification past point of no return

Public invited to put ideas for pathway under bridge

European commuters rescued

Power cuts nearly led to closure

Auckland's Northern Gateway toll road lacks back-up generators to keep its tunnels open during long electricity cuts.

French tourist on bail after fatal collision

A French tourist facing charges over a fatal collision with a motorbike in Waikato on Saturday has briefly appeared in court.

Auckland Airport buys stake in Queensland airports

Auckland International Airport says it is spending $166m on a 24.55pc stake in the company that owns two airports in Queensland.

'Lost' rail track raises connection questions

Rail officials preparing to open a gleaming new station in a $100 million upgrade of the Newmarket junction are being accused of skimping on its track connections.

<i>Cartoon:</i> A more precise driving age limit

Slow trip back home for holidaymakers

Traffic slowed to a snail's pace on many roads yesterday, but the worst of the expected post-holiday traffic jams failed to eventuate.

Ebbing cruise market delays steam train excursions

Terror on board Flight 253

A terrifying personal account from a passenger aboard the flight that very nearly came crashing down into the suburbs of Detroit on Christmas Day.

'No warning' freight company was folding

Hot weather and heavy traffic ahead

Drivers are being urged to use alternative routes to avoid long queues during what is expected to be a warm weekend.

<i>Life in 2030:</i> Public transport and battery power set to be way of the future

Transport innovations are needed for New Zealand to survive a looming oil supply squeeze.

US anti-terrorism crackdown creates long delays

Extra staffing has helped Auckland Airport to cope despite getting only six hours' notice of strict new travel rules.