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Cameras likely for cabbies after murder
Cabbies could be forced to install security cameras in a month as the Government reacts to the slaying of taxi driver Hiren Mohini.
Taxi drivers call for screens, cameras to become law
Taxi drivers are calling for perspex screens and security cameras to be compulsory in taxis, with no provisions in NZ law covering driver safety.
Road toll down in past two months
Two of the best months recorded on New Zealand roads have given officials hope that there will be fewer than 400 deaths this year.
Joyce: No more than $3 for Transmission Gully toll
Steven Joyce says the toll on the Transmission Gully route will be no more than $3.
Mayors at odds over Transmission Gully plan
Wellington's mayor lauds a move to proceed with Transmission Gully but her Kapiti counterpart admits to being "extremely disappointed".
Transmission Gully to go ahead in $2.2bn upgrade
The long-awaited Transmission Gully route has been approved as part of a $2.2 billion upgrade of State Highway 1 from Wellington to Levin.
Traffic cops return in police chief's plan
New specialist traffic officers will be used to issue speeding tickets, freeing police to concentrate on fighting crime.
Waiheke trips hurt Gold Card budget
Free trips for pensioners on Waiheke Island ferries are under review because they are costing the SuperGold Card scheme too much.