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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.

Bus drivers pushing the limit
Shocked education officials are surprised police won't put more effort into catching bus drivers who speed through special 40km/h zones.

Taxi drivers offered sonic defence
Taxi operators are being offered a sound "barrier" so intolerable to the ear that its promoter is confident it will neutralise any attacker.

Disabled man barred from bus ride yet again
Brett Edge was thrown off an Auckland bus a day after the company apologised for 15 previous similar incidents.

Disabled man's bus pass rejected
A concessional bus pass for the disabled has turned into a nightmare for Auckland man Brett Edge, who has been refused a discount 15 times.