Limited train services will resume on parts of the Southern/Eastern and Onehunga Line during 19-26 January, before all lines ...

On statutory holidays (Boxing Day Friday 26 December, New Year’s Day 1 January, and 2 January) a Sunday timetable will operate. Check before you travel. On statutory holidays (Boxing Day Friday 26 ...

The graffiti appeared on bridges, bins, train tracks, walkways and even former gun emplacements throughout Kaikoura, Canterbury and Dunedin. In some instances, spots were re-tagged after the council ...

This summer Auckland Transport (AT) is delivering the last big push on the Rail Network Rebuild and other critical City Rail ...

Sefo Leger was killed after he was allegedly stabbed on an Auckland bus. The man killed after an alleged stabbing on an Auckland bus, was a widowed father who is being remembered as a quiet gentle man ...

Rheumatologists in some regions are turning down about half the specialist referrals they receive from GPs in order to ...

A second but less severe atmospheric river is expected to arrive in Western Washington late Sunday into Monday. Here's what ...

In the third and deciding match on a snow-covered pitch at the Willows, Salford, Owen was on the wing [his centre was the team’s captain, Harold Wagstaff] and another Recs’ icon also made his test ...

Martin Wolf And welcome to the second episode of this series of the Wolf-Krugman Exchange here on the Economics Show where Paul and I are taking stock of the first year of Donald Trump’s second term ...

On paper, Wellington city’s not looking too flash. But photographer Louis Elorfi Macalister finds life—loud, colourful, and ...

In less than 12 months, 17-year-old Lennart Karl has gone from playing youth football to starting Champions League games for Bayern Munich and being in contention to go to the World Cup.

The FT’s chief economics commentator Martin Wolf, and Nobel prize-winning economist Paul Krugman sit down to discuss Maga Man ...