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Prime Minister Chris Luxon was joined by Transport Minister Simeon Brown.
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It comes after the initiative was scrapped and officials work on a new safety policy.
Simon Bridges to become NZTA chair
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Drop in speed limits on parts of SH1 between Kaitāia and Pukenui
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Hybrid owners trying to remove plugs to avoid road user charges
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Billions short each year: NZTA Waka Kotahi warns it will spend twice its funding
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Killer stretch of road: Six dead in under a year prompts urgent safety work
The 11km stretch of SH1 needs overhaul, NZTA Waka Kotahi says.
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Air pollution kills, costs $10.5b a year — why was clean car discount axed?
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Auckland's new $56b harbour crossing heading for the rocks
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Death of skilled pilot an accident, coroner rules
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Warning over impact on petrol prices, EV sales if Clean Car Discount ditched
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Speed camera trial nabs motorists at 110km/h on Auckland local roads
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Dire Strait: Decision delayed on mega ferry terminal cost blow-out
Ministers won't say whether the issue will be resolved before the upcoming election.
'Thank God': Let's Get Wellington Moving put out of its misery
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Motorway pig which evaded capture for weeks looking for forever home
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Enchanter report highlights 'inadequate' search and rescue response
The Enchanter was carrying 10 passengers – five of whom died.
National's BOP transport plans could create 6500+ jobs, says Tolley
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New Justice Minister: PM's reshuffle after Kiri Allan arrest
Kiri Allan has not yet spoken publicly since her arrest apart from a brief statement.
Michael Wood ‘cast a shadow’ over public’s trust in MPs - inquiry
Wood resigned as a minister after he failed to declare a significant portfolio of shares.
‘Our only option is to protest’: Furious Waiheke locals call for fairer ferry fares
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Dire Strait: What Cook Strait ferries investigation has discovered
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Auckland to Tauranga? Parliament committee urges ministers to restart regional rail services
A select committee reckons its time to restart North Island passenger rail.
Cabinet Office's mea culpa to PM over airport shares saga
Wood was repeatedly told to sell his shares because of the potential conflict of interest.