- NZ Finance Minister Nicola Willis discussed how the conflict impacts growth, inflation, and government spending, including KiwiRail projects.
- Clarity was provided regarding transport funding and infrastructure investment in New Zealand.
Auckland Transport manages public transport services in Auckland and provides essential ferry links between Auckland and Devonport.
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Auckland Transport manages public transport services in Auckland and provides essential ferry links between Auckland and Devonport.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Sam Warburton exposed a shortfall in Auckland Transport's modelling on June 1, 2026.Sub-event
- A specific electric-hybrid fast ferry service has been established to connect downtown Auckland with Devonport, funded by Auckland Council.Sub-event
- ABB won a $27.6m tender for hybrid/electric ferry chargers, related to the city-to-Devonport ferry service.Sub-event
Auckland Transport provides essential ferry links between Auckland and Devonport.1 source
Advocates push for a specific downtown ferry route classification between Auckland and Devonport.1 source
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Auckland
city on the North Island, New Zealand
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Auckland Transport
organisation responsible for public transport services in Auckland, New Zealand
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- The operational status of the Auckland City Rail Link is being discussed, with a specific comparison made to Sydney.
- Chris Bishop, in his capacity as Transport Minister for the government, governed major transport and infrastructure development in Auckland on April 2, 2026.