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Councillors call for Fullers 360 ferry contract to be made public

By Laura Kvigstad, Auckland Council reporter Funded by New Zealand on Air Auckland councillors are calling for the Fullers 360 ferry contracts to be made...

Household pets allowed on Auckland’s buses, trains, ferries

Pets are now permanently welcome on Auckland’s public transport. Auckland Transport (AT) says the move follows the success of two previous trials allowing small domestic...

AT denies intentionally running down ferry services

By Laura Kvigstad, Auckland Council reporter funded by New Zealand on Air Auckland Transport has denied community speculation that it is running down ferry services...

Anger over removal of large trees to make way for Eastern...

One part of east Auckland is looking a little less green after numerous tall trees were chopped down to make way for the Eastern...

Help design Eastern Busway’s final stage

Local residents can have their say on the design of the next, and final, stage of the Eastern Busway public transport project. Auckland Transport (AT)...

Ferry service changes to support crew training programme

Half Moon Bay’s ferry routes are to be cut back. From Sunday, October 1 there will be changes to Auckland Transport’s ferry services and...

‘We’re going to come to a halt’

Deep cracks in an east Auckland road are causing concern about the impact on residents and the environment should they result in a large...

Draft speed management plan open for feedback

Auckland’s draft speed management plan for 2024-27 - Katoa, Ka Ora - is now open for public feedback until 28 August. The plan focuses on...

MP: Restore the previous speed limits

By Simeon Brown, MP for Pakuranga Following Auckland Transport's (AT) decision earlier this year to lower the speed limits on major roads in east...

$850,000 for Eastern Busway’s ‘unwanted’ raised crossings

Auckland Transport (AT) will spend $850,000 to install "unwanted" raised pedestrian crossings as part of the Eastern Busway public transport project. More than 2400 people...