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Controversial plans for more paid parking may be delayed

The changes were set to come into effect in three weeks.

Auckland port’s boss tells councillors of 'premium import' future

Port of Auckland wants to be the "premium" port but it won't be halving its emissions.

Editorial: The election, the climate and the uncomfortable truth

OPINION: Our editorial on latest report by the Ministry for the Environment and Stats NZ.

Old Taupō Rd bridge re-opens

The closure has caused congestion for almost three weeks.

Greater Wellington council and bus company in war of words over driver pay

NZ Bus drivers have still not been paid the higher wages promised to them six months ago.

Mainfreight weighs up risk and opportunities in first climate risk report

The transport company was now considering 'applicable emission targets for the group'.

Government puts options on the table for mega ferry blowout

OPINION: A previous cost escalation for the Interislander project was as large as $1b.

'Traumatising': Roadworkers shot at, abused, threatened amid 'shocking' delays

The incidents come as the city grapples with delays linked to bridge roadworks.

Editorial: Making the most of micro-mobility

The e-scooter transport exemption has been renewed for five years.

Golden Mile in doubt: Main contract 'unlikely' to be signed before election

Wellington City Council lawyers have responded to the latest legal threat from businesses.

What non-Tesla owners will pay to use Tesla's charging network in NZ

Tesla operates 30 chargers around New Zealand.

E-scooter ban? Waka Kotahi reveals its verdict

Licensing exemption up for renewal.

‘No real thought’: CBD workers facing 'tough choices' ahead of parking changes

CBD workers consider whether their jobs are worth it amid sweeping parking changes.

More roads or more cycleways? We compare the parties' transport policies

The Greens wants to build light rail in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.

Napier-Taupō highway speed reduction saving lives, money

Cost-benefit modelling says avoided crashes created $93 million worth of benefits.

AT spends $6m on staff redundancies as part of cost-cutting drive

Payouts even went to staff who were offered other jobs within the agency.