With Wellington’s next round of bus contracts less than a year from being put to tender, the competition is already heating up. Alongside the four current operators, another four “serious” new players...

The Government has overhauled New Zealand’s electoral law, including closing enrolment before advance voting begins.

The New Zealand academic is embracing her new role to share histories and promote understanding through the power of poetry.

OPINION: We need to continue investing in the arts if we want jobs, economic benefits and strong communities ‒ and yes, that means central government, too.

They say their proposal to give buses priority on key routes would cut some commuter's trips by 10-15 minutes.

A new study published by Transport for London (TfL) has shown that the introduction of 20mph speed limits and zones on local authority-managed roads in London between 1989 and 2013 led to significant…

OPINION: Government knows there’s nothing similar between household borrowing and government borrowing. But it also knows that you don’t know that.

Wellington and Auckland will see $140 million to replace and upgrade their metropolitan rail.

The regional councillor turns up the heat in Wellington’s mayoral race, using bus lane data to call out a perceived lack of commitment to public transport.

‘Cheaper, safer and faster’ journeys by rail are a better option than driving or flying, avoiding increasingly unbearable traffic and airfares.

As a progressive mayor she has also had to deal with the "old guard" resistant to change, the outgoing mayor says.

Abuse and harassment has been increasing and councils are concerned about a potential chilling effect on people standing in local elections this year.