Transport

The sooner that controversial construction starts on Wellington's Thorndon Quay the better it is for cyclists and public transport, cycling advocates says.

Waiheke Island is getting a new ferry service next month, to compete with an industry-dominating company.

People will soon have more flexibility when taking the train between Hamilton and Auckland.

International flights could be especially pricey next year due to capacity problems, an aviation expert says. Audio

Labour Weekend has begun with a bad start on the roads, with people killed in crashes in Northland and Waikato, and crashes in Hamilton, Wellsford and Drury.

Incoming cruise ship passengers will be bussed straight from Lyttelton's port to Christchurch.

The sole occupant of a light aircraft which crashed at Omaka Aerodrome has died.

KiwiRail shuts down passenger lines for maintenance work and major projects.

Businesses along Wellington's Thorndon Quay have been given less than a week to prepare for a year's worth of disruption. Audio

Transport safety investigators are calling for better safety measures at level crossings, following a near collision between a bus and a freight train in Christchurch.

A Wellington cyclist has found a novel solution to clear thumb tacks strewn along a cycle lane on his way to work. Audio

Air New Zealand is working with an Australian call centre company with a base in the Philippines to expand its call centre support for customers.

A slip has trapped a KiwiRail coal train in the West Coast's Buller Gorge.

A Dunedin boy is on a mission to get direct international flights taking off at Dunedin Airport again.