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The implementation of Labour's proposed $20 fare cap w/ the University of Auckland's Tim Welch: 16th June, 2026

The implementation of Labour's proposed $20 fare cap w/ the University of Auckland's Tim Welch: 16th June, 2026

The implementation of Labour's proposed $20 fare cap w/ the University of Auckland's Tim Welch: 16th June, 2026 The implementation of Labour's proposed $20 fare cap w/ the University of Auckland's Tim Welch: 16th June, 2026, 7.75 MB
Tuesday, June 16, 2026

Last week, the Labour Party announced a policy, if they win the election that would cap public transport fees at $20 a week. This has been touted as a ‘real’ cost of living boost. However, while the savings for a user of public transport are significant, questions remain about the details of these changes, how the cap will be implemented, and what else is needed to really provide assistance to those relying on public transport. 

Tuesday Wire host Alex spoke with Senior Lecturer in Architecture and Planning at the University of Auckland, Timothy Welch, about the policy and these questions.