Tag: Fullers
Return for ferry cafes reopens mask debate
Auckland’s snap level 3 lockdown saw ferry passenger numbers decrease by around 90 percent and some commuters said they were hopeful the swell in...
Ferry services prepare for change
Waiheke’s ferry services are closely monitoring the Covid-19 situation, with Sealink recommending people stay in their vehicles and Fullers360 suggesting people travel outside of...
Waiheke kids: Ferry fares not fair
Waiheke children are rallying for free weekend ferry fares in line with the rest of Auckland. Last September, Auckland Transport announced free public transport...
Simpler fares for some ferry users
In April, ferry users with Auckland Transport HOP cards will get free single-zone connecting bus and train trips either side of their journey. Auckland...
Thousands sign petition for legislative change to “bring Fullers into line”
A petition with 5586 signatures designed to “bring Fullers into line” was presented to transport minister Phil Twyford last week. Mr Twyford met with...
Driving towards an electric island
A new fleet of six electric buses will be on the island from mid-2020.
The Enviro200EV buses built by Alexander Dennis Ltd in England were...
Fullers ‘perception’ frustrates board chair
Waiheke local board chairperson Cath Handley is urging ferry users to keep up the momentum calling for change to get the Minister of Transport...
Mayor asks for exemption to be revoked
Following a private meeting last week to address Waiheke ferry users’ concerns, Auckland Mayor Phil Goff spoke with Gulf News about what can be...
Fullers seeks independent advice on cost of Waiheke ferry subsidy
At a private meeting on Monday, CEO Mike Horne said Fullers is seeking independent financial advice on the cost of subsidising Waiheke services, and...
Fullers CEO Mike Horne: ‘These things are quite emotional’
Straight after Sunday’s packed public meeting at Morra Hall, Sophie Boladeras asked Fullers CEO Mike Horne what was next on the cards for the...
