Auckland, Wellington trains to shut down for Labour Weekend upgrades
Trains in Auckland and Wellington will shut down over the Labour long weekend as crews work around the…
Air NZ heading for first half-loss of up to $55 million
Air New Zealand is expected to make a first-half loss of up to $55 million amid weaker-than-expected passenger…
Funding green-lit for next phase of major road projects
The Government has announced its Roads of National Significance programme will move into its next phase with the…
How many drivers have been caught speeding?
The New Zealand Transport Agency’s new speed camera-equipped SUVs detected nearly 70,000 driving offences in their first four…
Air New Zealand pilot wins age discrimination case
A pilot who claimed Air New Zealand discriminated against him because of his age has succeeded in a…
Truck collides with freight train on Kapiti Coast
Road closures are in place and train travel disrupted after a truck carrying a dump truck collided with…
AA calls for driving offence fines to rise
Driving fines frozen since 1999 have lost their bite and need inflation adjustments to help improve road safety,…
AA calls for driving offence fines to rise
Driving fines frozen since 1999 have lost their bite and need inflation adjustments to help improve road safety,…
Two four-day closures of Brynderwyns next month
State Highway 1 is set to close at the Brynderwyn Hills over two four-day periods next month. New…
Govt confirms shipyard for new Cook Strait ferries
The Government has locked in a Chinese state-backed shipbuilder to construct two new Cook Strait ferries, Rail Minister…
Why chip seal practicality beats out asphalt popularity for road maintenance
Throughout Waikato and Bay of Plenty, councils are rolling out their summer road maintenance programmes. Resurfacing of roads…
Govt to expand vehicle seizure scheme for unpaid court fines
The Government’s trial of clamping and seizing cars vehicles from people with overdue court fines will be made…