Commuters 'fed up': The plan to fix Waiheke's ferry fury
The urgent meeting took place this afternoon and was 'constructive', MP Nikki Kaye said.
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No fishing: Swathes of Hauraki Gulf could be closed or made marine reserve
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Homophobic attack: Man admits assault on reporter
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Hamilton to Auckland train service 'to give commuters a choice'
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Guess who: Auckland Grammar shares schoolboy photos of famous old boys
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$60m Puhinui rail interchange promises faster journey to Auckland Airport
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Auckland Transport wins friends for new approach to safety improvements
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Row over Auckland wharf extension: Minister steps in
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Dragons' Den star loses tax evasion appeal
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Parole refused for nanny in Epsom baby kidnapping
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