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Business & People

Wood resigns, new transport minister announced

Michael Wood Prime minister Chris Hipkins says newly unveiled additional shareholdings held by a trust in which Michael Wood is a trustee and beneficiary raise concerns…

Freight & Logistics

Transport minister Wood stood down from portfolio

Michael Wood has been relieved of his transport portfolio duties for failing to correctly declare his Auckland Airport shares. The decision was made by Prime Minister…

Infrastructure

Bridge to reconnect Coromandel welcomed

The road transport industry is welcoming the Government’s announcement that it will fund construction of a bridge to replace SH25A and reconnect the Coromandel peninsula.  State Highway 25A…

Safety & Workforce

New immigration settings for truck drivers 

The transport industry is welcoming further details of a residency pathway for migrant truck and bus drivers.  Immigration and transport minister Michael Wood has confirmed that…

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Safety & Workforce

Driver licence price changes from October 1

Changes to how Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency is funded will make it cheaper for Kiwis to get their driver’s licence, says transport minister Michael Wood.

Infrastructure

Auckland’s $1.4b Eastern Busway project hits final stretch 

The first sod has been turned for stages two, three and four on Auckland’s $1.4 billion Eastern Busway project which will see electric buses carry around…

Freight & Logistics

Road freight included in new Auckland harbour crossing options  

The Government has confirmed construction of a second Auckland harbour crossing will begin by 2029 -- and the road freight industry is welcoming the progress on…

Policy & Regulation

Land transport policy to change in wake of cyclone

Cyclone Gabrielle has forced the Government to change its indicative transport priorities, transport minister Michael Wood has confirmed.  According to a briefing released to the Herald under the Official…

Infrastructure

Bailey bridges restore key transport connections

The Government is deploying Bailey Bridges across six sites in the North Island to reconnect isolated communities impacted by Cyclone Gabrielle and the Auckland floods. It’s…

Infrastructure

Roads targeted in $300m interim relief package 

The Government has announced a $300 million interim emergency relief package for the regions affected by Cyclone Gabrielle and the January floods with a major chunk…

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