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From the East Coast to the top of the South, Nash says we're spoiled for choice.
How speed limit reviews could affect your holiday journey
The Herald analyses the impact speed limit changes could have on journey times.
Revealed: How lower speed limits will affect long-distance travel times
Lower speed limits could slow productivity too, so where should safety balance lie?
Revealed: Killer state highway zone where speed limit could be cut by 40km/h
“You can hear the sirens go off with all the accidents, once a week or so."
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Waka Kotahi's full plan covering speed limit and safety changes is expected this year.
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Revealed: What’s behind ram raid rampage? TikTok and adrenaline
Police papers say young ram-raiders not in gangs, but follow influential ringleaders.
Court delays: 1 in 5 offenders released on time-served sentences
A fifth of prisoners are now being released on the day of their sentencing.
Govt didn't really need to underwrite business loans in 2020/21
Treasury-commissioned report card of Business Finance Guarantee Scheme published.
Firefighters back in business as 18-month dispute officially settled
The vote to ratify the settlement of the dispute passed with almost 98 per cent approval.
Māori undercounted and under-resourced in health, new data report confirms
Health data has never given a true indication of Māori numbers.
Sasha Borissenko: The Ghost of Information Past and a chance of redemption
Opinion: Will a move to more transparency be a gift to the legal profession?
Public sector CEO used work credit card for lobster, booze
Boss also took multiple post-midnight taxis on four-day trip to Sydney for conference.
Conspiracy theorists Billy TK, Vinny Eastwood guilty of organising protest on first day of lockdown
Today's decision comes four months after the pair's trial began in Auckland.
Bryce Edwards: National failing to inspire voters
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Peter Boshier: Public sector must be OIA's steward
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Rebuilding Better: Younger New Zealanders more optimistic
More younger people considered society as unified than any other age group.
Letters: Hard yards for seasonal workers
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Simeon Brown blasts Transport Minister as 'foolish' and 'naïve' for meeting with rail protesters
It follows a meeting with the Transport Minister that did not go to plan.
RMA overhaul to narrow anti-social housing objections
New laws 'comply with the Bill of Rights Act' - David Parker.
Emergency housing: Human Rights Commission’s damning report points to rights breaches
Inquiry finds emergency housing system is seriously flawed.
'Under pressure': PM's 'arrogant prick' comment telling, Luxon says
Arden made the remark under her breath after taking questions in the House yesterday.
'A personal decision': Labour MP not seeking re-election
Jamie Strange to retire from Parliament next election to spend more time with his family.
283 building company liquidations in 11 months
'This is only a sign of worse things to come': National MP Andrew Bayly.
Sir John Key on his remarkable hole-in-one - and how he celebrated
The former PM speaks about his amazing feat at a golf charity day yesterday.
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John MacDonald: Three Waters is still a dog's breakfast
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Letters: Individual and collective responsibility
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