The 2023 conference was held in Tauranga – 28-31 March 2023
Transportation 2023 is New Zealand’s premier forum for the transportation and public space design, integrated planning, transport safety and transport engineering community. At Transportation Conference 2023 we will share and discuss all of the ways that we care for people and our communities by working to improve health and wellbeing. To do this we will explore how transport contributes to the four dimensions of the Te Whare Tapa Whā model.
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Further Information
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Previous Conferences
Papers from previous conferences are usually available. These can be found in the archive section of the conference website (www.tgconference.co.nz) or on the below links:
2023 Papers – 28-31 March, Tauranga
2021 Papers – 9-12 May, Hilton, Auckland
2020 Papers – 10-13 March, Christchurch Town Hall, Christchurch
2019 Papers – 3-4 March, Te Papa, Wellington
2018 Papers – 21-23 March, Millenium Hotel, Queenstown
2017 Papers – 29-31 March, Distinction Hotel, Hamilton
2016 Papers – 7-9 March, Pullman Hotel, Auckland
2015 Papers – 22-24 March, Rydges Hotel, Christchurch
2014 Papers – 23-26 March, Shed 6 Queens Wharf, Wellington
2013 Papers – 14-16 April, Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin
2012 Papers – 18-21 March, Energy Events Centre, Rotorua
2011 Papers – 27-30 March, Pullman Hotel, Auckland
2010 Papers – 14-17 March, Town Hall, Christchurch
2008 Papers – 2-5 November, Puke Ariki, New Plymouth
2007 Papers – 10 October, Sebel Trinity Wharf, Tauranga
2006 Papers – 11 October, Rydges Lakeland Resort, Queenstown
2005 Papers – 7 September, Hyatt Regency, Auckland
2004 Papers – 8 September, St James Theatre, Wellington
2003 Papers – 17 September, Hotel Grand Chancellor, Christchurch
2002 Papers – 25 September, Grand Tiara Hotel, Rotorua
2001 Papers – 12 September, Sky City, Auckland