The roll-out of Nelson-Tasman’s lauded new eBus service has gone $1,050,000 over budget, with a lack of oversight among the reasons given to explain the bill.
Now, councillors from Nelson City and Tasman District councils are demanding assurances the overspend won’t become an annual occurrence.
At the Joint Nelson Tasman Regional Transport Committee on Wednesday, members voted in favour of a request going to each council to cover their share of the overspend bill.
Prological’s Peter Jones explains in this MHD op-ed the benefits of rail freight and how adopting aspects of the European model can help us decrease our reliance […]
Implementing a national digital ID system can bring several benefits such as improved efficiency, convenience, and security in various aspects of life. However, there are […]
The Inland Rail project between Melbourne and Brisbane has stalled with just 17 per cent complete, and insiders say it is unlikely it will ever reach the end of the line.
Exclusive: rail use dwindles to minuscule levels amid over-reliance on heavy and polluting trucks, industry warns
Union Pacific announced today that it is offering a new domestic intermodal service that will cut transit time down to three days for customers transporting goods from Southern California to the Chicago area.
Noosa Council will seek a meeting with Queensland’s transport minister to raise the local community’s concerns about the state of …
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