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Bay of Plenty Regional Council is launching an exciting new Baybus OnDemand public transport service on Mondy 25 March. Set to run for up to 18 months, the OnDemand trial reflects our commitment to offering more attractive and sustainable transport ...

More than 800 Dunedin bus stops will be audited this year as the regional and city councils look to improve the bus service and address ...

More than 800 Dunedin bus stops will be audited this year as the regional and city councils look to improve the bus service and address ...

It seems 50c bus fares in Dunedin will not be a goer. The Otago Regional Council has ditched a recommendation to lower Dunedin fares to get more...

It seems 50c bus fares in Dunedin will not be a goer. The Otago Regional Council has ditched a recommendation to lower Dunedin fares to get more...

Frequent users are set to be rewarded under a new pricing structure for buses in the Manawatū-Whanganui region. Horizons Regional Council transport services...

A $3.7 million, three-year public transport trial could bring buses to Wānaka, connect Alexandra, Clyde and Cromwell to Queenstown, Balclutha to...

Bay of Plenty’s environmental and public transport authority has spent $1.7 million on vehicles in the past year and $1.49 million on taxis for residents. A...

OPINION: Paid parking zones are going to cover an extended area.

From 16 October access to Waikato Hospital will be easier for staff, patients and visitors thanks to a partnership between Te Whatu Ora – Health New Zealand and local councils. Te Whatu Ora Waikato Operations Director for Clinical and Operational ...