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Pie in the sky? Uber's plot to end NZ's gridlock
Uber's flying taxis and electric bikes were likely to arrive here in coming years.
Sex, vomit, guns: Uber tightens riding rules
Flirting with someone riding in an Uber could get you banned under new guidelines.
Take a walk: Aotea Station, City Rail Link
The City Rail Link is the next stop on our ongoing tour of Auckland construction sites.
Business group says 'no' to rough sleepers re-run
Business group says no to rough-sleeper project declared a success by councillor.
Comment: Staff bonuses are a cheap trick
It may only be August but many chief executives are getting to play Santa Claus.
Bus drivers say they have to use a bucket for toilet stops
Union says drivers have been given buckets for toilets. The company says it's not true.
MPI challenges on biosecurity oyster compo issue
MPI says payments for oyster farmers' biosecurity compensation claims aren't a given.
Climate change exacerbating infrastructure deficit
Gridlock, lost production and unaffordable housing are symptoms of infrastructure deficit.
Underground booze barons: $40m in spirits smuggled into NZ
Death fears over smuggled booze into NZ.
KiwiRail accused of 'green-washing'
Rail operator says a standardised diesel fleet is more likely to get freight off roads.
Why taxi fares and courier fees are set to rise
'They won't be happy about it but they will suck it up.'
Kiwi Nobel prize winner becomes social entrepreneur in residence
A Kiwi Noble prize winner has a fascinating new role at Massey University.
$20m marina expansion proposal for Sulphur Point
The expected waiting time for a berth in the marina is 20 years.
Air NZ fined $16.3m in price-fixing cartel case
Long-running action against the airline around the world has reached an end.
Auckland fuel tax law passes
The tax will apply in Auckland from Sunday and other regions could follow after 2020.
Ruth Riviere: Public transport should accept credit cards
COMMENT: Public transport would be easier if it accepted credit cards.
Metlink upset over Google Maps price hike of $29,000 a month
The public transport provider's monthly bill will increase from $1000 to $30,000.
Luxury cruise giant's $1.4b deal
US mega ship operator Royal Caribbean takes a majority stake in Silversea Cruises.
New fuel taxes need to deliver results: AA
AA warning both council and Government Aucklanders need to see tax benefits quickly.
Uber finally launches in another NZ city
After much anticipation, this city has joined the ranks of modern cities around the globe.
Mainfreight staff to get $20.7m in bonus payout
Record profit has led to a record bonus payout for Mainfreight staff.
This business wants to give away its stock - but they're not allowed
This is the latest development in a battle between the business and KiwiRail.
Fuel company to slash 12c a litre off petrol prices today
One of NZ's smallest fuel providers is slashing 12 cents a litre off fuel for 32 hours.
Fast, safe, flexible road freight streets ahead of rail and sea
The Government has been talking about getting freight off the country's roads.
How record high prices could backfire on petrol companies
AA calling for a tax reduction to curb prices as 91 octane reaches $2.30 a litre.
Uber Freight faces long road ahead
The taxi app will have a fight to win over dubious freight drivers in the US
Elon Musk has LA tunnel vision
Musk will build a train network under LA to bring an end to "soul-destroying traffic".
Gaynor: Finding money to get Auckland on the rails
COMMENT: Light rail development for Montreal shows how Auckland project could be financed.
Marina apartment development fight: New plans up for debate
Proposed development of the West Auckland marina has met strong opposition.
Simon Wilson: Light rail should have business salivating
COMMENT: Why new light rail lines and the Super Fund's interest are so good for Auckland.
Risky business: Aussie example shows how quickly tram projects can derail
Australasia's biggest tram project in dispute
Super Fund wants aboard $6b tram plan
NZ Super Fund could follow Australian lead in terms of investing in infrastructure.
Mega ship operator buys into luxury line that cruises NZ
Both cruise companies operate in New Zealand over summer.