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Rail line upgrades close two sections

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Firms' $2m to train World Cup workers

Transport subsidy cap puts squeeze on city plans

Bill passed allowing boy racers' cars to be crushed

The Vehicle Confiscation and Seizure Bill gives courts the power to send cars owned by repeat offenders to the crusher.

Motorists get more time to pay road toll

'Cruising' banned in boy-racer legislation

The Govt has allowed the banning of cars "cruising" down certain streets as a raft of its hardline measures today start becoming law.

Four stops on CBD rail tunnel wish list

Bus drivers will work for at least next week

Buses running again but row far from over

Auckland's main bus fleet is due back on the roads, but a week-long lockout of drivers has left community leaders seething over damage to the credibility of public transport.

Buses back on roads tomorrow, but dispute not over

NZ Bus and the drivers' unions will continue industrial talks tomorrow, but bus services will resume after seven days of disruptions.

Are taxis too expensive in Auckland? What should be done?

Is this the last call for the Lunatic Express?

Commuters face 7th day of disruption

Locked-out Auckland bus drivers meet this morning to consider a third-party recommendation on settling their five-month pay dispute.

<i>Cartoon</i>: NZ Bus gets cheeky

NZ Bus offers to lift lockout if unions drop work-to-rule notice

An ERA facilitator is set to make a judgement in NZ Bus's industrial dispute with its drivers tomorrow morning.