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A bus advocacy group is warning a "digital divide" could result in Community Services Card holders in Dunedin paying more than they have to on bus...

Half price bus fares end on Friday, 30 June 2023 – but for eligible passengers on GoBay buses with a registered Bee Card, Hawke’s Bay people can continue to receive discounted bus fares by applying for the Community Connect concession. Community ...

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Waikato residents are being urged to register their public transport cards in order to be eligible for new fare prices from next month.

Free public transport for children is a win for the climate and household finances, but could also be a win for congested Dunedin streets around...

Propack has launched its own online sustainable greetings cards retail business, Planet Bee Cards.

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Passengers will be able to use their Bee Cards to pay for ferry trips in Queenstown from tomorrow.

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From then on, all further bus travel in that zone is free. People regularly travelling further afield can also benefit, a statement said. “For ... people travelling through three zones, like Huntly to Hamilton, the maximum weekly travel cost will be $40, and for people 18 and under it’ll be $30.” MARK TAYLOR/Stuff The proposal also sets prices for the Te Huia passenger rail service, due to start operating between Hamilton and Auckland in 2021 (file photo). Some fares will be cheaper ...