Cycling in some of the world’s largest cities has continued to increase since the pandemic, thanks to safer and improved infrastructure which is also leading to a drop in fatality rates. Tracking data...

A few weeks ago, I asked This differs from the ‘nominal value’, aka the amount of money that is actually paid (without adjusting for change in value due to inflation). In the MCERT documents, the brea...

A resident group in a West Auckland suburb is fuming over the wasted tax and ratepayer money being spent to modify a new speed table ramp that was part of a million dollar project five years ago.

Political parties have made their pitch on how they will deal with climate adaptation if they are part of the next government.

"Our three station neighbourhoods in the city centre are ready for thousands of people who will ascend the escalators to street level" - Councillor Hills

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Louisiana’s cultural hotspot could be surrounded by the Gulf of Mexico before the end of this century, authors say

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A major new report on the risks climate change poses to New Zealand has found targeted action now could avert the worst impacts, Marc Daalder reports

"Decisive" action is needed, a Climate Change Commission report says, with weather already causing "long-lasting hurt, grief and fear".

An open letter with 470 signatures is urging politicians to support road controlling authorities to make changes to enable travel without the use of a car.

Analysis: The storm is part of an increasingly familiar pattern reminding us that our communities and infrastructure aren't yet prepared to cope with what a warmer, wilder future holds.

A principal of an Auckland school is frustrated that nothing has been done to fix the traffic chaos at one of the country's fastest growing suburbs.