Transport

New rates for infringements are in place to keep up with inflation, but Auckland's mayor wants the government to go further.

Parents say airlines need to stop sending prices sky-high during the school holidays, so they do not have to take their kids out of school to nab the cheaper fares. Audio

Asian New Zealanders have been victims in a number of incidents on buses in recent months.

Waka Kotahi wants a business case for the road's upgrade - but it's already done two within the past seven years.

The Minister of Transport is reversing the reductions in speed limits done by the previous Labour government.

Seven people have been taken to hospital following a single-vehicle crash in Canterbury.

The Bluebridge ferry that lost power in Cook Strait last week is sailing again, despite its owner still not knowing what caused the blackout.

Minister of Transport Simeon Brown says the government is reversing Labour's blanket speed-limit reductions from next year.

Maritime NZ is determining whether it is safe to sail again.

Inspection of the Connemara ship continues after it lost power during a sailing last week.

A Wellington woman says the city's new cycle lanes are opening up a world of possibilities of what can be achieved without motor vehicles.

The freight industry is now "living in a question mark", with no idea what the future will hold, Mainfreight managing director says. Audio

Trains are returning to the Northland railway line after it was closed for 20 months to rebuild from Cyclone Gabrielle and the Auckland Anniversary Floods.

A distressed man held onto the bus as it drove off, trying to stop the driver after begging him to call police on passengers he claimed had stolen his phone.