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Tally of fugitive Rotorua drivers soars
Police say fleeing is selfish and dangerous but numbers up 90 per cent in eight years.
Brian Roche: We will need more quarries
COMMENT: Infrastructure projects are running ahead of the projected supply of gravel.
Key Coromandel highway closed for days
A giant slip on a Coromandel highway forced plans to change when a woman broke her hip.
Orange is new black in road cone world
COMMENT: Some people think road cones are boring. They're wrong.
'Days to drain': Rain eases but floodwaters remain
People are urged to stay well away from flooded roads with water levels remaining high.
Storm strands travellers
Some people have been told they may have to wait up to three days to get another flight.
Intervention urged for Far North council
Petition will urge minister Tolley to take control of 'dysfunctional' local body.
Powerless in the Taihape high country
Properties in hill country around Taihape could be without power for a week or longer.
Four days without power and more bad weather on way
Taihape residents face fourth day without power, rain and wind to batter country again.
Winston breezes through fed-up regions
Just about the end of the road as Peters tour heads off snow on Napier-Taupo road.
The French Connection: Moving greener
How can Auckland make its transport network greener?
Fatal bus crash: Kids still serious as camera footage retrieved
The children involved in a fatal crash in Mt Eden remain in intensive care.
Pressure mounts for roading deal
A mood of goodwill could signal changes are afoot for funding a critical Tauranga road.
Mt Eden crash - one child critical, one stable
The children, aged 1and 2, were badly hurt in the crash, which also killed a man.
Traffic bedlam in Wgtn, ferries cancelled
Motorists heading into the capital this morning were confronted by a 10km traffic jam.
Snow down to 100m tonight in south
The cold front is making its way towards the North Island, ready to hit overnight.
Gorge closure a dark day for Woodville
Township to build resilience while planning begins for an alternate gorge route.
Police Notebook: Burglaries fall
Police are having some good wins with dishonesty crimes in the Rotorua area.
Govt share in city transport costs rising
Ministry of Transport paints grim picture of Auckland Council transport spending.
Speedster doing 179km/h on icy roads
There have been 34 reported crashes between 6am and 1pm in Southland and Otago today.
Massive slip blocks SH2 in Waioeka Gorge
A large slip has blocked SH2 in the Waioeka Gorge between Opotiki and Gisborne.
Complaint against BMW ad upheld
BMW is in hot water for an ad which appeared to encourage unsafe driving.
Interchange worry for Onehunga residents
A final decision on the billion-dollar East-West link is due on November 22.
Monday test for Waterview tunnel
Tunnel breakdown halted northbound traffic but NZTA says things went smoothly.
Horrific crash cannot keep cyclist down
Eltje Malzbender has defied the odds after a horrific crash that almost claimed her life.
Massey professors: Motorway 'megaprojects' of dubious value
COMMENT: Infrastructure priorities should not be decided by politicians.
Unusual bylaw to stop boy racing
The bylaws have been in force for years, but it seems few may have heard of them
Window washers face fines if law changes
WDC supports bill but those on window-washing frontline say fines won't be a deterrent.
Waterview tunnel to open to cars in early July
The Waterview tunnel has been formally opened and opens for cars in early July
Waterview Tunnel open for walkthrough
Tens of thousands of Aucklanders expected to turn out for the open days.
Snow showers, heavy rain as cold blast hits
From today an active front will begin to cross the South Island, moving north.