Replacing wooden railing with metal on the Orakei Basin boardwalk is upsetting locals.

AA concerned some drivers treat the reduced limit as an advisory one, not the legal one.

COMMENT: Technology can now help travellers avoid congestion.

Tauranga may follow Auckland's lead and introduce a regional fuel tax

Transport Minister shocked by amount of urgent work required to roads.

Petrol tax review is just "routine", Jacinda Ardern says.

Local frustration is growing as the number of serious crashes keep climbing

A revived East-West Link could set a "terrible precedent" for Auckland, green group fears.

The number of drivers banned by the NZTA ballooned this year before dropping in October.

The government's coalition and support deals promise much for Auckland, says Simon Wilson.

Demerit points will not be introduced for people failing to belt up in New Zealand.

As Parliament comes to its final weeks, National is hoping to make few final law changes.

WDC supports bill but those on window-washing frontline say fines won't be a deterrent.

A Ponsonby real estate agent has been sacked after pleading guilty to meth charges.

Proposals to scrap Police truck and bus watchdogs prompted road safety concerns.

Priority needs to be given to projects that will enhance tourism.

Transport Minister Simon Bridges officially reopens the road south of Kaikoura.

The Government says the speed limit may rise but only a few roads in the country would qualify.

A members bill to crack down on windscreen washers has the support of police and Auckland Council.

NZ's biggest listed company has revealed how one of its businesses made faulty and weak concrete and sent it out to many building sites, including the Waterview project.

The $1.4 billion Waterview Connection in Auckland - has passed the halfway mark now that two of the traffic ramps for its giant motorway-to-motorway interchange are completed.

A report is calling for tighter controls on children operating off-road vehicles following the deaths of 22 children at the controls since 2002.

Police are vowing to trawl through CCTV footage for evidence against rampaging youths who brought Auckland's rail network to its knees on Saturday night.

Police have yet to get the message. The gridlock suffered in Auckland last Saturday is simply unacceptable.

Auckland's web of bus and high-occupancy vehicle lanes is to be expanded, after years of zero growth.

The number of fines issued by Auckland parking wardens for unsafe tyres has almost doubled in three years, but some councillors say the practice is 'over the top'.