Seaglider would dash Whangārei to Auckland travel time
Electric seagliders could operate from Whangārei from 2026.
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Issues were raised with KiwiRail in the months before Kaitaki lost power in Cook Strait.
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The crash has cleared but traffic is banked up in both directions.
'Hard pill to swallow': Double hit of landing charges hurts Air Chathams
'The worst case scenario is that Air Chathams withdraws from Whanganui.'
Bay buses to be free for anyone 18 or under from next month
Regional councillors were divided over which option to select.
Pūhoi to Warkworth highway opening this weekend or soon afterwards
The 18.5km motorway will chop 11 minutes off the the drive north.
Off-beam: Whangārei e-scooter injuries soar
There's been a 400 per cent rise in claims for e-scooter injuries in Whangārei in a year.
Shane Reti: Infrastructure vital for the north
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All hail Wellington, our cycling capital
Bright ideas that make cities better: The Bloomberg cycling awards.
Thomas Couglan: Michael not out of wood amid Auckland Airport share saga
Michael Wood will likely face a sanction for his share schmozzle.
Pūhoi to Warkworth motorway will open before the end of this month
The cost of the motorway has increased from $780 million to $1.05 billion.
Students' CBD struggle: 'Why do we have to fight for parking every single day?'
A university student was floored by the lack of cheap carparks near the city campus.
Rush-hour chaos as Auckland train lines disrupted
It's hitting the southern and eastern lines during the morning rush.
'Should be fired': Opposition hits out after revelations Michael Wood was asked to sell shares 12 times
“He has effectively thumbed his nose at the Cabinet Office for two and a half years."
Barry Soper: There should be no coming back for Michael Wood
OPINION: Perception doesn’t pass the sniff test, opportunities to fix issue weren't taken.
Beating traffic and saving money: How e-bikes changed one man's commute
One question has led to a transportation revolution for a Tauranga construction worker.
Michael Wood saga deepens, Shelly Bay fire & Prince Harry in court | Focus Morning Bulletin: 7 June, 2023
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Brett O’Riley: Time to set new infrastructure priorities
We have to be pragmatic and realistic, and open our doors to overseas funding.
Michael Wood declined Auckland Airport's potential competitor an upgrade status
Michael Wood is the third minister to lose his job in three months.
OPINION: The climate challenge is an opportunity
OPINION: We can’t look to last century’s plans.
Opinion: Filling NZ’s $210b infrastructure deficit black hole
The Government doesn’t have deep-enough pockets to fill the infrastructure black hole.
Auckland Light Rail shifts up a gear
ALR will help underpin growth, greater productivity and economic prosperity.
Infrastructure Report: Future-proofing Auckland Airport
The airport is developing with an eye to the longer-term.
Infrastructure Report: Planning for future weather events will require a different approach
The concepts of resilience and sustainability are key priorities.
Infrastructure Report: Addressing the country’s infrastructure deficit
Public-private partnerships are critical for NZ's ambitious infrastructure plans.
Michael Wood: Govt has big plans for transport
OPINION: Our transport needs are changing, and our focus is shifting.
Infrastructure Report: Priorities for big projects
Public and private partnerships are needed to get investment and development moving.
A stronger business voice at the table needed
Investors will arrive to improve the country’s liveability if the conditions are right.
Infrastructure Report: CRL an agent of change
Changes implemented for the City Rail Link will leave a legacy for construction industry.
PM asking questions over Transport Minister's airport shares blunder
Wood had an interest in Auckland Airport while he was the minister overseeing aviation.
Rotorua iwi embraces bilingual road signs
Iwi around Rotorua support the move to introduce bilingual road signage in Aotearoa.
Simon Wilson: 'Microcars are better than bikes – there, I said it'
Bright ideas that make cities better: Tiny cars.
Huntly's railway station damaged by suspicious fire
Waikato District Council is now guarding the remaining pieces.