Public Transport stories
Travellers arriving at the new airport have been mixing it up with Sydney Airport and even Western Australia as passenger flights begin.
Families in 40-plus cities can now choose step-free, pram-friendly routes in Citymapper, while the app debuts in Bluey's home city of Brisbane.
The deal deepens EYSA's reach in corporate travel software and supports its €300 million international expansion plan.
More than 1.2 million daily commuters on two Paris lines can now get disruption alerts on WhatsApp, as SNCF Transilien tests new passenger messaging.
A widening AUD $2 million-plus gap to houses is pushing Kensington buyers towards completed three-bedroom apartments closer to Sydney's CBD.
Commuters from Rangiora and Rolleston could be back on passenger rail by mid-2027, but councils must still agree funding and fares remain unclear.
Flood protection funding, transport investment and biosecurity are among Canterbury council's demands as it seeks certainty from the next Government.
Residents face slimmer services and delayed projects as the council tries to stay within a future 2% to 4% rates cap.
A council investigation has been launched after Tracy Peters was stranded by three faulty bus ramps and forced into a 30-kilometre detour home.
The change could leave older Waikato residents paying for hospital trips at peak times, with 60% of submissions opposing the plan.
Passengers on Wellington's Kāpiti Line faced delays and cancellations this morning after a reported tunnel intrusion prompted a police inspection.
More than 400 delegates will debate women's safety, health and equality as Soroptimists gather in Cardiff for a two-day conference.
Council backing for a revised master plan means detailed design work can begin on parking and traffic fixes at the busy sports park.
Hospitality around Auckland's new rail stations is seeing only modest gains so far, with some cafes busier and others still waiting for a real lift.
Passengers face a month of rail disruption this summer, with only 44% of Wairarapa Line services running on time in August.
The new guidance urges road agencies to plan for knock-on disruption to freight, public transport and emergency access when flooding hits.
Support for the Chatham Islands' core regional services will continue during a planned transition as a 22-year arrangement winds down next June.
Local businesses face another 18 months of disruption after Selwyn District Council awarded Fulton Hogan an around NZD $19 million contract for Lincoln upgrades.
Rising petrol costs may force Canterbury buses to cut off-peak runs and delay planned service boosts as demand keeps climbing.
A train nearly hit a car at Morningside as the Greens unveiled a $2.5 billion plan to remove Auckland level crossings and ease congestion.