Transport

Te Huia has been given an extra year to prove itself.

In the 12 months after the changes, 1461 parking tickets were handed out with a combined value of $90,470.

Auckland Airport has posted a steady half-year result, with the company cautiously optimistic about passenger growth in the near term.

A tradesman who crashed into the back of a truck and died while blinded by the sun has prompted a warning about the dangers of sunstrike.

The road from Pōtaka through to Hicks Bay and around to Te Araroa will open for 12 hours each day, while crews continue work on repairs.

More than 200 people are still cut off on the southern coastline.

The report highlights weaknesses in regulatory practices, processes, and systems including competing priorities, turnover, and IT issues.

The Petone railway underpass on a nearly-new $70 million cycleway is thigh-deep in water more than two days after the storm and heavy rain in Wellington.

New road rules for agricultural machinery are nowhere to be seen, and in the meantime contractors are still being stung with fines.

The announcement follows work that started last month on infrastructure upgrades to accommodate the government's new ferries when they arrive in 2029.

The spike in Auckland traffic congestion is known as 'March Madness', but are travel times already picking up? Audio

Australian parts supplier Trovon Australia has gone out of business.

Marlborough's mayor and Wellington's regional council chair say not having a dedicated open-ocean rescue tug for Cook Strait would put lives and economic lifelines in peril.

Leaders on both sides of Cook Strait say lives could be put at risk due to its emergency tug being off-contract from this month.