Transport

A stabbing attack on a bus driver in Auckland has highlighted the need for better security, including cameras and driver cages, the bus drivers' union says.

Staff on the Wellington commuter rail network have rejected an offer by their employers and say further industrial action is possible.

A multi-million dollar fleet of fire trucks blacklisted by a union because of safety fears about a year ago is expected back on the road by December.

Auckland's fuel crisis pales in comparison to problems affecting other airlines and travellers around the world, tourism industry representatives say.

Auckland Transport has made changes to its system which was wiping money off people's transport cards if they were not used.

A fuel industry representative says the industry is prioritising maintaining air and ground fuel stocks in Auckland rather than a review into how the supply pipeline was ruptured.

A hole the seawall under the city's downtown ferry terminal will cost Auckland Transport $1 million to fix.

Jet fuel allocations at Auckland Airport are back to normal levels, a fortnight after a pipeline ruptured.

Parking fees are doubling on some streets in Queenstown, as the council aims to boost its new public transport network, and ease congestion on the roads.

A recruitment agency is planning to import truck drivers from overseas because the industry is not considered sexy enough for NZ millenials, the company boss says. Audio