Live News Reporter·NZ Herald·
29 Oct, 2026 07:26 PM5 mins to read
NZTA has launched an investigation into a taxi company accused of charging customers hundreds of dollars for short journeys from Auckland’s waterfront.
Two customers who recently used Townline Cabs told the Herald they felt “stupid” and had been unable to recover their money. One paid $187 for a journey
Source: New Zealand Herald · Natasha Gordon
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