‘We’re rammed,’ they told us. ‘Busiest lunches ever … it’s better than I thought it would be.’

Kia ora and welcome to our regular roundup of stories that caught our eye this week. This Week in Greater Auckland On Monday, we took some time to analyse the election campaign transport announcements...

Kia ora and welcome to our regular roundup of stories that caught our eye this week. This Week in Greater Auckland On Monday, we took some time to analyse the election campaign transport announcements...

With Mill Road back in the news, as a campaign headline from the National Party (

Today’s guest post is a book review by George Weeks, of

Election campaigning is now in full swing. We’ve previously reported on the (unwise)

Election campaigning is now in full swing. We’ve previously reported on the (unwise)

Election campaigning is now in full swing. We’ve previously reported on the (unwise)

Making streets safer, greener and more joyful.

Kia ora and welcome to October, or Whiringa-ā-nuku! With daylight saving settling in and spring on the way, it’s time for another roundup of stories that caught our eye this week. This Week in Greater...

Kia ora and welcome to October, or Whiringa-ā-nuku! With daylight saving settling in and spring on the way, it’s time for another roundup of stories that caught our eye this week. This Week in Greater...

The road to congestion pricing (aka “time-of-use charging”) is certainly not a fast one. So far, we’re at nearly a decade of official investigations into the idea. (It’s also

The road to congestion pricing (aka “time-of-use charging”) is certainly not a fast one. So far, we’re at nearly a decade of official investigations into the idea. (It’s also

Today, Treasury is releasing the Pre-election Economic and Fiscal Update (or PREFU) ahead of the election. So I figured it was worth looking at a significant recent change to the way transport expendi...

Today, Treasury is releasing the Pre-election Economic and Fiscal Update (or PREFU) ahead of the election. So I figured it was worth looking at a significant recent change to the way transport expendi...

Today, Treasury is releasing the Pre-election Economic and Fiscal Update (or PREFU) ahead of the election. So I figured it was worth looking at a significant recent change to the way transport expendi...

This guest post by Darren Davis originally appeared on his great blog

This is a guest post by Tim Adriaansen, a transport strategist and Executive Director of The results are currently under review, but we can give a few tasters ahead of publication. One of the fastest ...

This guest post by Darren Davis originally appeared on his great blog

This Week in Greater Auckland On Monday, we had a guest post from All Aboard, about a U.S.-based cardinal. But, as the 20th century advanced, passenger rail gave way to car and plane travel. Postwar A...

This Week in Greater Auckland On Monday, we had a guest post from All Aboard, about a U.S.-based cardinal. But, as the 20th century advanced, passenger rail gave way to car and plane travel. Postwar A...

The City Rail Link has a bit of a secret power. It doesn’t just transport you around Auckland, but even further afield. Standing on the platform at Te Waihorotiu at certain times in the middle of the ...

This is a guest post by Tim Adriaansen, a transport strategist and Executive Director of The results are currently under review, but we can give a few tasters ahead of publication. One of the fastest ...

This is a guest post by Tim Adriaansen, a transport strategist and Executive Director of The results are currently under review, but we can give a few tasters ahead of publication. One of the fastest ...

Kia ora, and welcome to our weekly roundup of stories about transport, cities and housing. Our header image is by Scott Caldwell, and shows a celebratory banner over Karangahape Road this week: “We’ve...

The opening of Auckland's City Rail Link has seen the city's train passenger numbers hit their highest level in seven years, according to Auckland Transport director of public transport Richard Harris...

Kia ora, and welcome to our weekly roundup of stories about transport, cities and housing. Our header image is by Scott Caldwell, and shows a celebratory banner over Karangahape Road this week: “We’ve...

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It’s time for another round of consultation on Auckland’s housing policy. After intervention by central government, an amended version of Plan Change 120 (aka PC120) is now up for public feedback. It’...

It’s time for another round of consultation on Auckland’s housing policy. After intervention by central government, an amended version of Plan Change 120 (aka PC120) is now up for public feedback. It’...

What a day! Sunday saw the first running of passenger trains through the City Rail Link tunnels and stations. Some of us were up before the birds to catch the very first train, while others took a mor...