Focus: Aucklanders freed as checkpoints lift
Aucklanders are finally free to leave the city after almost four months locked up as borders lifted overnight. Video / NZ Herald
Aucklanders are finally free to leave the city after almost four months locked up as borders lifted overnight. Video / NZ Herald
Police have announced two Community Compliance Checkpoints will be set up in Northland.
Democracy is about governing with the consent of people, says Phil Goff.
Don't hit the road this summer without checking these 10 things.
Transport company NZ Bus is on the sales block, according to overseas media reports.
Two people died after a freight train struck their car at a level crossing in 2019.
There's no guarantee the road will open by Christmas.
OPINION: Holly Walker puts the case for sustainable and affordable travel.
Tesla says New Zealand risks becoming a dumping ground for dirty, high-emitting vehicles.
Councillor says the cycleway was the biggest mistake he's ever made in his council career.
Feel guilty about the environmental impact of flying? UK's transport secretary says don't.
Progress on the Glen Innes to Tamaki Drive Shared Path. Video / NZTA
AKL Council and Eke Panuku release a video illustrating how far the city centre has come.
The city could be divided into cells which cars would not be allowed to move between.
'We will piss people off and they will revolt,' says Phil Goff.
Councillor Efeso Collins says large families with old gas guzzlers will struggle.
New strategy may bar many Aucklanders from parking outside their homes.
The levy would apply to private and public off-street car parks.
Waka Kotahi is warning road deaths are likely to rise if its road funding isn't improved.
Dunedin deaths bring road toll so far to four.
Emergency teams say the person died at the scene of the collision with a car.
OPINION: Canning new Auckland bridge not end of the road for cycle commuters.
Boulders up to 1m in size tumbled onto the road.
The bike bridge has already cost $51m in design and other costs.
A second person has been airlifted to Wellington Hospital with serious injuries.
PM Jacinda Ardern explains why the boundary will remain even if the region does move to level 2 next week. Video / Pool
The number of log trains between Wairoa and Napier will go from two to five next week.
A driver in serious condition following a three-vehicle crash.
Car fans probably won't like this glimpse into Auckland in the future - brace yourselves.
Of the 800 roads, over half of the roads are near 57 Auckland schools.