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One killed after car and motorcycle collide in Dunedin
A police spokeswoman said the crash occurred about 12.55pm.
Forgotten Highway remains closed as tourism season approaches
Forgotten Highway closure causes disruption for residents and business owners.
Serious crash on Southern Motorway at Bombay
One person was injured in the crash and was taken to hospital.
Bridge closure means carrying loved one's bodies 1km on foot for burial
Bridge repairs hang in the balance because of questions over who's responsible for fix.
Scooter rider's five-hour 90 Mile Beach sprint - and now Bluff
Czech this out - scooter rider Miroslav Machota's Whangarei stop over en route to Bluff.
Patrick Carvalho: World's first free traffic congestion solution
Comment: Rebate system would encourage behaviour change and avoid a political backlash.
Nicola Patrick: Looking ahead to next Horizons council term
Public transport, state highways and water quality are key issues for Nicola Patrick.
Delays on Auckland motorway after vehicle rolls onto roof
Two people had been taken to hospital in serious conditions following the incident.
No amount of planning can prepare NZ for a disaster
Disaster officials have warned the effects will be felt far and wide.
Erica Hinckson: Slower speeds are more than a safety issue
Comment: No one's life should be endangered when traveling on the transport network.
Police Minister Stuart Nash busted driving illegally - again
Minister of Police admits rego breach - then gets busted on new vehicle breach.
Motorway delays as drivers slow to watch fire
Motorists looking at the fire cause long delays in citybound traffic.
Fire traffic chaos: Roads jammed, workers told to stay home
Auckland streets feeding on and off the motorway remain closed due to fire.
'Speed limits won't do anything': SH2 campaigners say NZTA review flawed
Changing the SH2 speed limit won't change anything say those in the thick of it.
Police don't seem to know when to back off - Papanui Rd resident
Residents in road where innocent motorist was fatally injured critical of police action.
High-speed police driver training on roads 'not worth risk'
Should training police drivers be able to exceed the speed limit on open roads?
30km/h speed limit looks likely for Auckland CBD
Auckland Transport's board will vote on speed limit reductions across 700 roads.
The Conversation: Changing how we think about our streets
How to turn Auckland's inner city streets into public spaces people can enjoy.
First section of Papakura pedestrian bridge installed overnight
The construction of a new pedestrian bridge has begun at Pescara Point near Papakura.
Local Focus: Can we ever be mates with rates?
Rates rise as councils must do more for us. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Focus: One dead after van crashes into house-moving truck
Focus: One dead after van crashes into house-moving truck. Video / James Allan
Two critical after a high speed crash in Dunedin
Two critical after a high speed crash in Dunedin. Video / ODT / Craig Baxter
Driver filmed and then confronted after driving on the wrong side of the road in Bombay
Driver filmed and then confronted after driving on the wrong side of the road in Bombay. Video / Supplied
Rotorua fatal tourist bus crash: Driver appears in court
Four adults and a young child died in the tourist bus crash near Rotorua on September 4.
Wild wind sends trampoline flying into power lines
Power cut hits 41 homes in Stokes Valley as wild winds cause havoc.
Andrew Bayly: South motorway project has been disaster
COMMENT: Motorway project a year behind schedule and an expected $49 million over budget.
Cornwall Park closed: Gates shut to stop short-cutting commuters
Auckland park will be closed to drivers during peak hours.
'Legislating for one idiot': No plan to shut down cycleway after fatal crash
The Longburn shared path was built to make things safer for cyclists.
Toddler killed by motorbike: 'This is absolutely tragic news'
Shared pathways are designed to be safe - use them properly, mayor urges.
John Roughan: Transport changes could drive us round the bend
COMMENT: Changes to the Transport Agency board could leave us in a mess.