Transport
Faulty Air Force helicopter sent to Sydney for examination
Flying restrictions on the Air Force's NH90 helicopters are in place after an emergency landing near Blenheim.
Malaysia Airlines signs up for new satellite tracking device
Three years after the disappearance of flight MH370 bound for Beijing, Malaysia Airlines has signed up to a service to track its entire fleet with satellites. It's the first carrier to do so....we get… Audio
Teen fatally hit by train was out for a run
A 16-year-old boy killed by a train in west Auckland was wearing headphones and would not have heard it coming, police say.
Passenger removal prompts United Airlines China visit
The head of United Airlines will travel to China after a passenger who said he was Chinese was forcibly removed from a flight.
United Airlines is looking for a PR manager
United Airlines is advertising for a Public Relations Manager. Audio
Two people died on the roads this Easter
Police welcome the reduced Easter holiday road toll and say they hope it shows more people are getting the message to drive safely. The toll of two was half last year's total. Audio
Safety concerns about new NZ Post vehicles
NZ Post's new electric delivery vehicles have been involved in dozens of crashes and a union says it is only a matter of time before someone is seriously hurt.
Insight: Keeping NZ Rail on the Tracks
New Zealand has been tied together by a rail system that has been unfolding across the country since the late 19th century. Today up to 18 million tonnes of freight is moved via rail, every year. It's… Audio
New NZers learn to ride bikes
Can you imagine learning to ride a bike as an adult? A group of refugees and new migrants did just that at a recent women's cycling day in Wellington. Audio, Gallery
Truck smashes into RSA, closes SH1
A truck has crashed into the Bulls RSA , closing State Highway 1, police say.
NZTA says people should continue to be cautious on roads
The NZ Transport Agency Waikato/Bay of Plenty Highways Manager is Niclas Johansson is urging drivers to take care. He says it looks like a good day to travel but the network is under a lot of pressure… Audio
Winds, rain affect flights and roads
Traffic in Auckland has eased as Cyclone Cook heads towards the Central Plateau but the wild weather continues to disrupt flights across the North Island.
NZTA talks to Checkpoint
Nic Johannsson is the Bay of Plenty/Waikato Highways Manager for the New Zealand Transport Agency. Audio
Fines for windscreen washers
A new law is gaining support for on-the-spot fines for intersection windscreen washers. Audio
This Way Up: Adults learning to ride a bike
Can you imagine learning to ride a bike as an adult? This Way Up's Simon Morton joined a group of refugees and new migrants at a recent women's cycling day. Audio
TAIC unsure why plane veered off runway in 2013
The Transport Accident Investigation Commission says it cannot be sure why a plane veered off the runway at Auckland Airport in November 2013.
Cyclone Cook: NZTA update
National Network Manager from the New Zealand Transport Agency, Chris Young. Audio
NZTA considers closing Auckland Harbour Bridge
Kathryn Ryan talks with NZ Transport Agencies Auckland and Northland Highway manager, Brett Gliddon. NZTA says if wind levels become too strong, the Harbour Bridge will be closed. Audio
Aucklanders told to "have a plan" as Cyclone Cook approaches
Aucklanders warned to get prepared for today's massive storm. Auckland Civil Defence Head of Emergency Management Operations Aaron Davis says there's likely to be "power poles down, roofs off and… Audio
