Another busy week with the gun having been fired on election season, even before parliament has finished and the MPs

Roading as an election issue? Why it’s not necessarily great news…

In many ways having road transport front and centre

This week Ian, Paula, James Smith and I headed to Hamilton to attend the EROAD Fleet Day at the Claudelands

It’s hard to know how to appropriately address the terrible incident that occurred in Auckland’s CBD yesterday, but I think

Afternoon,

This week I was called by a producer on Seven Sharp asking if I wanted to come on to talk

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I really enjoyed the opportunity on Friday to have a chat with our members and partners over a

Another week of NZ politics that was so surreal I’m not sure what the right adjective is to describe it.

In

This week there have been a number of roading achievements worth celebrating. All state highways in Hawke’s Bay and Tairāwhiti

This week Treasury has warned that both FED and RUC will need to be increased in order to manage pressures

While this year’s Budget addresses the urgent need to respond to the devastation caused by the recent weather events it

Yet again it’s been another week where mother nature has flexed her power with torrential rain causing havoc across Northland,

This week kicked off with our submission on the much needed second Waitematā Harbour Crossing, which promises to be the

It’s been a busy week on the political front with some positive announcements for the transport sector.

First up, Wednesday’s

This week we’re seeing some significant signs that the economic slowdown is definitely hitting home. Two major construction companies, Scarbro

It’s been a big week in terms of road re-opening announcements following Cyclone Gabrielle. SH5 Napier to Taupō is now

This week saw us have a great working session with WorkSafe who told us that in their view the commercial