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Auckland featured in international design magazine
Seattle-based magazine ARCADE looks at how Auckland's successes can help shape other cities.
What can Auckland learn from Toronto?
The Auckland Conversations: Liveable=Affordable event was held on Friday 22 September at the Viaduct Events Centre, as part of the RMLA conference.
Lower Queen Street plaza design revealed
A stunning plaza and pedestrian space for Auckland in Lower Queen Street outside the Britomart Transport Centre.
Auckland Council supports response to fuel shortage
Auckland Council and its council-controlled organisations are working closely with the government to assist in addressing issues associated with the pipeline rupture and resulting fuel challenges.
New Auckland Transport Chief Executive
Auckland Transport has appointed Shane Ellison as its new Chief Executive.
Auckland Transport announces rail experience improvements
Auckland Transport has announced a number of initiatives to improve customer experience, increase security and safety and reduce vandalism and fare evasion.
20 million rail trips in 12 months
Auckland's commuter train network has surpassed all its passenger forecasts to record 20 million train trips in one year, a mark that the network wasn't expected to hit for another three years.
Double-decker buses being fixed as a precaution
Some of Auckland’s double-decker buses have been temporarily taken off the road as a precaution to fix a chassis fault.
Auckland’s old diesel trains set for new life in Mozambique
Eight sets of engine units and carriages, as well as spare parts, are currently on a ship headed for Mozambique, where they will be used for passenger travel around the capital city of Maputo.
Photos add splash of colour to City Rail Link construction site
The City Rail Link’s Albert Street safety hoardings have gone from boring to beautiful with the addition of almost 100 photographic images of Albert Street architecture and businesses.
Auckland Council agrees to new electric trains
Auckland Council’s Finance and Performance Committee has agreed in principle to the purchase of 17 new electric trains for a combined total of up to $207 million.
WATCH: Auckland's smarter bus network
Auckland's simpler, more integrated public transport network will provide better access around Auckland for more people, at more times of the day, more often.
'Sandrine' starts work at Britomart
A new 90- tonne compact piling rig has started work at downtown Auckland where the CRL tunnels are being built in the Chief Post Office / Britomart Transport Centre building.
Tamaki Drive-Ngapipi Road safety improvements to start
This high-risk intersection will have traffic signals installed with improved pedestrian crossings, new cycle lanes and reconfigured traffic lanes.
Flashback: Building the Auckland Harbour Bridge
Before the Auckland Harbour Bridge was built, the North Shore was a mostly rural area of about 50,000 people, with few jobs and a growth rate half that of Auckland south of the Waitematā Harbour.
Have you visited MOTAT?
The Museum of Transport and Technology (MOTAT) is New Zealand’s largest transport and technology museum.
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