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Auckland streets ahead in dishing out bus-lane fines
Auckland City is imposing thousands of times more fines than Manukau on drivers illegally using bus lanes.
Council backs down on bus lanes
Public anger has forced the Auckland City Council to back down on its hard-line enforcement of bus-lane rules.
Officer injured after slowing for bus
A police officer suffered whiplash injuries after his car was rammed from behind when he slowed down for a school bus this morning.
Bus lane controversy - readers respond
Readers' reactions to bus-lane rules ranged from fury to support. Read what they had to say.
Auckland bus crash injures one
A high school student was taken to hospital after a head-on crash between a school bus and a van on Auckland's Queen St today.
<i>Peter Grant:</i> Eden Park magnificently transformed
Peter Grant writes about a very special evening watching the rugby at Auckland's hallowed turf.
$4m bus-lane 'disgrace'
Auckland drivers have been fined $4.2m in a year for using bus lanes - even though there's no sign when they can enter lanes to turn left.
Eden Park passes test
Two tests were held last night at Eden Park - one on the pitch and another outside the ground.
Rugby fans to test out World Cup trains
ARTA is using tomorrow's Tri-Nations clash as an early rehearsal for how to move 60,000 RWC spectators.
AA: Fuel price rise will really hurt in October
Motorists stung an extra 3c a litre of fuel by the new Emissions Trading Scheme will have a lot more to complain about in October, warns the Automobile Association.