Julie Anne Genter

The AA is calling out the lack of warning signs next to fixed speed camera sites.

Only one sign has been installed in the four years since the policy was announced in 2019 for signs to be mandatory.

The coalition government is proposing increasing petrol excise tax by 12 cents per litre in 2027 to help pay for new roads.

The Transport Minister Simeon Brown has announced a raft of changes to be… Audio

The National Party is promising to provide 10,000 electric vehicle chargers across the country by 2030.

But it also proposes to scrap the Clean Car Discount.

Green Party spokesperson Julie Anne… Audio

The Green Party believes Labour's new roading plan shows it's not serious about climate change.

The Government's draft transport policy statement outlines $20 billion worth of spending over three… Audio

A major report on Waka Kotahi has found the transport agency hasn't been factoring in climate change and resilience in many of its roading projects. The report - commissioned by Waka Kotahi - found… Audio

The Green Party is urging the government to keep climate as a key priority when when it comes to transport funding.

Twenty-four hours ago Transport Minister Michael Wood was talking up putting… Audio

Government agencies are admitting failure in their attempts to make roads safer.

The road toll has soared this year and targets set under the nationwide Road to Zero plan - which is supposed to see… Audio

The country's so-called Road to Zero strategy is yet to to bring down transport deaths.

Waka Kotahi is proposing slower state highway speed limits, saying it's the best short-term solution to fatal… Audio

The Greens want a new windfall tax for excess corporate profits.

Finance spokesperson Julie Anne Genter says it's not fair some companies are raking in record profits during a cost of living crisis.

Transport was a big focus in the leadup to yesterday's Budget with calls for the half price transport scheme and fuel tax reduction to be kept amid the ballooning cost of living. The two schemes have… Audio

The thousands of people who use public transport every day could soon find out if the half price fares they're enjoying now are here to stay.

The government brought in the three month price cut in… Audio

The College of Midwives wants the government to record Covid vaccinations among pregnant people.

The Ministry of Health is not budging, citing "privacy reasons" to RNZ.

Sam Olley reports. Audio

The new strategy for making roads safer is far off its targets, following on from the flop of the previous strategy.

This comes hard on the heels of another high holiday weekend road toll with eight… Audio

Parliament had a fast-slow-fast week of debating. Phil Smith looks at why the rhythm changes like an oral salsa dance. Audio

MPs have held an urgent debate on the recent announcement of a date for no-quarantine travel between Australia and New Zealand Audio

The Green Party says bold action is needed to avert the accelerating housing crisis and has released a four point housing plan.

The party is proposing measures to limit property investors, including… Audio

Parliament this week was pretty truncated, days were short and many MPs watched from home. But it did manage something unusual - an urgent debate. Audio

Female-dominated workforces have been legally empowered to negotiate the same pay as comparable male-dominated workforces.

Parliament passed the Equal Pay Amendment Bill under urgency just before… Audio