Live: Govt's $12b spend-up today - motorists set to be big winners
New roads likely to go ahead $12 billion announcement - but not holiday highway.
New roads likely to go ahead $12 billion announcement - but not holiday highway.
Delays expected to continue throughout the morning.
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Ferry company boss Mike Horne is calling for restrictions on cruise ships after 6am.
Skipper says those driving the ferries won't risk passenger safety.
Witness claims "drunken" passengers were acting unsafely before the incident.
The ongoing delays on ferry services left passengers frustrated, and late, this week.
Fullers cancelled three ferries after it said two cruise ships had congested the wharf.
Auckland ranked 94 out of 145 cities. Wellington and Christchurch fared better.
One woman said this was the third time this week her ferry had been cancelled.
One Waiheke woman says she has been delayed three times this week due to cruise ships.
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It's the latest upset in the ongoing saga of delayed construction.
New public transport fares nclude a $10 hike on the monthly North Shore ferry HOP price.
Wellington residents are being asked to avoid Wadestown after a bus caught fire.
Police and WorkSafe have begun investigating the horror bus incident in central Auckland.
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Ambulance crews were treating another patient at the scene.
Emergency teams are working to treat the patient.
The Automobile Association says the result is a kick in the guts for Auckland motorists.
Police confirmed the child's death, but did not provide further information.
The Auckland mayor has disclosed his priorities for the Govt's $12b infrastructure fund.
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Up to eight ferries will be on the Waiheke run this summer to carry 2m passengers.
The company is understood to be in discussions with Auckland Transport.
Rail is the favoured option for the next harbour crossing.
Serious Crash Unit and Commercial Vehicle Safety Team assisting with investigation.
The mother-of-three said she was left feeling really upset.
Passenger was qualified and only "temporarily" drove the bus, InterCity says.