Chinese super-conductor train system suggested for Auckland

At least three petrol stations ran dry of diesel this afternoon.

Uber has teamed up with fuel station chain, offering drivers further benefits.

People need to know prices are fair, says minister.

Rail injects more than expected into New Zealand's economy each year, study finds.

A superyacht belonging to an oligarch confidante of Vladimir Putin is in Auckland.

We must build into the harbour if we want to host the America's Cup: Marine industry boss.

Authorities hope slower airline growth and new measures will help avoid the airport crunch

Mainfreight disappointed with mixed results as first-half profit rises 1.1%.

Uber has been blocked in London and plenty want the ban to spread to Australia.

Driverless shuttle made its debut on public streets, it didn't even last 2 hours.

Heart of the City chief executive Viv Beck says Ports of Auckland's plans need more work.

Housing minister Phil Twyford wants to scrap the urban boundary to let Auckland spread.

Auckland Mayor Phil Goff talked transport, housing and the port with the Prime Minister.

PwC Herald Talk explains Internet of Things

Dubbed 'The Wall of Wood' the majority goes to China. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

The government's coalition and support deals promise much for Auckland, says Simon Wilson.

Company's stock worst performer, down 2.7 per cent.

Infratil's NZ Bus completes Auckland deal, still expects business to shrink.

Ardern has backed down on a water tax, but is still committed to cleaning up waterways.

Port of Tauranga says FY profit to rise as much as 10% after 'very strong' first quarter.

It built 260 Model 3s during quarter ended September - less than a fifth of its forecast.

Auckland needs to create a Cup Village that will last beyond 2021, the mayor says.

Doha-based carrier makes good on ambition to become the world's largest cargo operator.

The combination of human and robot labor is set to improve productivity.

Laws are being relaxed for Uber and taxi companies from October 1.

International travelers the latest victims of the crisis, domestic flights are unaffected.

OPINION: The crisis could have been averted if approach to risk mitigation had been taken.

Fuel tankers may need to use bus lanes to get supplies through, says mayor Phil Goff.

COMMENT: Debacle of vanishing online top ups is an irritation for travellers.