Twelve dead on NZ roads in four days
New Zealand's roads have recorded a grizzly amount of fatalities in just four days.
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Weekend road toll at nine
An elderly woman has died on the weekend from injuries sustained during a serious crash.
Two dead, highway blocked after crash
Police say a third person with serious injuries is being flown to hospital.
Stranded tourists flown out from Blue Duck Station
Holidays and visits cut short, but no hardship and great adventure
Athlete recovering from attempted chainsaw attack
A triathlete who nearly lost his leg in a chainsaw attack is on the road to recovery.
Residents warned to be prepared if weather gets worse
At the moment the rain is easing, but another heavy downpour could mean trouble.
Blue Duck station blockage
An update on the Blue Duck station blockage. Source: Facebook / Blue Duck station
Leaders lobby for urgent safety upgrades on SH2
Former Tauranga Mayor Stuart Crosby comes out firing at local councils.
Hosking: The myth about bus and cycle lanes
COMMENT: What's gone wrong in this debate is the dishonesty.
Inquest for crash in Te Kuiti
Coroner Mike Robb and police are involved in an inquest visiting the crash scene on Oparure Rd, Te Kuiti.
33 new speed cameras go up around NZ
Speed cameras have gone up at 33 high crash risk sites. Police hope they'll reduce carnage
Simon Wilson: Auckland is reinventing itself; why cycle lanes will save this city
Who's happy that 18 cyclists were killed on our roads last year?
Phil Goff discusses Auckland's gridlock woes
Each motorist wasted an average 78.6 hours sitting in traffic, just on our motorways.
Cars are part of the answer to Auckland's congestion
Auckland's next transport plan should include car sharing solutions.
Watch: Simon Bridges on marriage equality, cannabis... and hair products
National's leader swears he hasn't been using any hair product of late.
One trapped in crash near Manutahi, Taranaki
One person was trapped for a time until they were cut free by fire crews.
Weather: Gale and heavy rain warnings
Wet and wild weather to hit almost a week after ex-Cyclone Gita.
Some Takaka Hill traffic restrictions eased
Takaka Hill has reopened to some non-essential traffic using a single lane.
March madness gets madder: Train commuters to suffer service cuts
The next three weeks will not be a good time to be a train commuter in Auckland.
Gita's been and gone but clean-up continues
Kaikoura, Taranaki and Takaka are still picking up the pieces.
Cop catches car sneaking on shoulder of on-ramp
A cop catches a car sneaking on the shoulder of a motorway on-ramp. / Video supplied
Road-rage attack: Kiwi hurls abuse, repeatedly kicks Sri Lankan
Shocking footage shows a Kiwi racially abusing a man in terrifying road rage attack.
Cleaning up in Cyclone Gita's aftermath
Most states of emergency lifted but Takaka still cut off by road slips.
'Months' before Nelson Tasman comes back to normal
Floodwaters have receded, but locals fear it'll be months before they get their lives back
Contractors race to save State Highway 1
Force of cyclone Gita causes SH1 on the Kapiti Coast to crumble
Live: Washed away - Gita's trail of destruction, more rain to come
Some Tasman residents remain cut off as the country cleans up after ex-cyclone Gita.
Brian Rudman: Cheaper bus and train fares a no-brainer
COMMENT: Finally a minister wants to improve public transport instead of building roads.
Gita: Flights, trains cancelled and roads closed: All you need to know
Flights have been cancelled and roads are closed as Cyclone Gita begins to be felt.
Cyclone-weary bay prepares for another blast
Tasman residents brace for cyclone while repairing damage from the last one.
Trampers, boaties urged to leave ahead of Cyclone Gita
Marlborough, Nelson and Tasman are bracing for the arrival of Cyclone Gita.
Swan spotted on Northern Motorway
NZ Police are trying to clear a swan spotted on the Northern Motorway. Source: NZTA
$1b-plus Auckland highway being appealed
Local community group and iwi want consent for a $1b-plus highway in Auckland scrapped.