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Aucklanders want Govt cash for rail
A majority of Aucklanders want the Government to make a significant contribution to the $2.86 billion city rail link, a new poll shows.
Older drivers failing competency tests
Nearly half of all senior drivers referred by doctors for on-road competency tests this year have failed, Transport Ministry figures reveal.
Parking clampdown stalls
Councillors baulk at the prospect of unleashing wardens in public reserves.
Train delays: Mayor wants answers
A broken cable caused major delays on Auckland's southern and eastern train networks, while a police investigation briefly delayed Wellington services.
Big jump in elderly road casualties
A surge in the number of older people being killed or seriously injured on the roads is being blamed on their fragility and New Zealand's ageing population.
Final day to comment on WOF changes
Today is the last day or the public to comment on proposed changes to the warrant of fitness system.
MP cries foul over 'unfair' travel zones
A West Auckland MP says a new public transport zone plan is discriminatory, likening it to racially segregated "Alabama, 1955"
Dear a******, don't take it personally
Think your job is thankless? Spare a thought for parking enforcement officers, who routinely receive less-than-complimentary correspondence from Kiwis.
Pressure to replace sex-attack walkway
Auckland Transport is under political pressure to accelerate a roading link in Mangere to replace a walkway with a history of sex attacks.