Transport
Two-dollar public transport fares in Otago drives increase in usage
It costs just $2 a ride to get a bus in Otago, and despite a 50 cent increase coming into effect in the next few weeks, it's still a cheap way to get around. Councillor Andrew Noone spoke to Ingrid… Audio
How much does the morning public transport commute cost around the country?
Paying for public transport can be a big cost for commuters depending on where you live. In a cost of living crisis, some people are choosing to work more from home to avoid paying to get from A to B… Audio
AUTSA launches petition calling for cheaper public transport
University students in Auckland are feeling the pinch when it comes to the cost of public transport. Auckland University of Technology Students Association president Alicia Lemmer spoke to Ingrid… Audio
Humps and high speeds with motoring correspondent Dean Evans
Motoring journalist Dean Evans discusses speed hump design, the best speed for comfortable and safe travel, and why the speed limit on motorways is sometimes restricted. Audio
Weather strands Air NZ passengers in Wellington
Thunderstorms lashed Wellington overnight, with strong winds closing parts of SH2.
State Highway 57 reopens after crash near Shannon
At least one person is seriously injured after a crash on the highway near Shannon.
The Panel with Lynda Hallinan and Ed McKnight Part 1
First up, Green MP Benjamin Doyle has announced they will step down from Parliament, citing well-being concerns after receiving threats and ongoing abuse. Then, the Government is to introduce new… Audio
Auckland Transport to be stripped of most powers
The government has set out the fine print for its promised shake-up of Auckland Transport. Audio
Major gear changes for Auckland's transport
There is a major gear change in Auckland around transport. Local council boards will have new powers and will make decisions on local and so called collector roads; the ones that feed into bigger… Audio
Auckland Transport to be stripped of most powers
Auckland's transport agency will be stripped of most of its authority with the government today announcing a major shakeup to how the city's transport network is managed. Under the new legislation… Audio
Midday Report Essentials for Friday 5th September 2025
In today's episode, the government has stripped Auckland Transport of most of its power in a shake-up designed to improve how people get around New Zealand's largest city; A major report into the… Audio
Deputy mayor on Auckland Transport shake-up
The government has stripped Auckland Transport of most of its power in a shake-up designed to improve how people get around New Zealand's largest city. Deputy Mayor of Auckland Desley Simpson spoke to… Audio
The road to safer driving
The road to getting a driver licence is set to become easier and more efficient, but experts question whether safety is enough of a consideration
Cardrona Valley Road reopens after multiple-vehicle crash injures five
Emergency services were called to a multiple-vehicle crash shortly after 4pm on Wednesday.
Driving change for better road safety
The road to getting a driver license is set to become easier and more efficient, but experts question whether safety is enough of a consideration Audio
Level crossing crash leaves person injured
Police were called to the scene just before 6pm Wednesday.
Northbound lane of SH2 at Totara Park reopens
NZTA says a crash site in Upper Hutt has now been cleared.
Strong feelings on proposal to close Cape Palliser road
Public hearings are underway on a proposal to close a popular paper road on the Wairarapa coastline due to vandalism and destruction. The paper road, which runs through both Crown and privately owned… Audio
'Key milestone' in Cook Strait ferry talks
The government is close to striking a deal with a shipbuilder to deliver the much-anticipated, new Cook Strait ferries.
Auckland to Coromandel ferry returns
It's been a long wait, but a picturesque ferry trip between Auckland and Coromandel is making a return under a new operator. Thames Coromandel mayor Len Salt spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio