The Commerce Commission is assessing whether to investigate, and nearly $48,000 is still owed to 1615 people that officials can't track down.

More than 130,000 fewer cruise ship passengers will visit New Zealand this season.

Today marks one month since the opening of Auckland's City Rail Link. Despite services running on a reduced timetable, patronage has been up, with the plan to ramp frequency up to full capacity within...

It was the first day back after the two-week holiday, but a different way had to be found to get the country kids to school safely.

Waikato’s Te Huia train service has been invited to get on-board a $1 billion rail project in the nation’s capital.

At last, work is underway on the upgrade of the old Mataura Railways Station building In August last year, then minister of railways the Rt Hon Winston Peters announced that additional funding would ...

Some fans waited up to 40 minutes for trains after the match.

AT said a nearby level crossing issue said meant trains could not get into place on time.

Auckland Transport is apologising after a woman was separated from her four-year-old daughter when a bus driver closed the door before she could board with her mobility dog.

Out with the old and in with a new nationwide bus card

Fuel costs are continuing to bite, as Canterbury’s regional council grapples with an increase in demand for bus services.

A proposed $265 million lending deal could help build Queenstown’s cable car network, as its developer seeks permission to use council reserve land.

Snapper engineers are still working on a software fault dating back to May and causing card readers on some buses not to accept contactless payments, as smart devices, debit and credit cards paid f...

Transport staff had a serious quandary on their hands: Would Christopher Luxon still be PM by the time the City Rail Link opened?

Emergency services safely removed an improvised bomb after it was found near an Auckland train station on Monday.

The Rita autonomous bus has arrived in Australia, with NTRO planning staged testing and future public transport trials

The video shows the car pulling around vehicles waiting at the crossing before driving through the barriers.

Tainui Group Holdings wants the growing freight hub to operate around the clock, prompting a bid to rewrite noise rules. Not all neighbours are happy.

‘Every minute saved helps’ when it comes to keeping buses on schedule, the regional council says.