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New fuel tax today causes more pain at pump
The country had been witnessing highest petrol prices on record.
Police infringement processing system at risk
A replacement will be needed to cope with increased ticket numbers
'We could have a game of cricket on Queen St'
Councillor wants more opportunities for pedestrians to take over Auckland streets.
Focus: Grey Lynn business owners angry over cycleways
Grey Lynn business owners believe bike lanes in place of car parking space is hurting their business.
Hundreds paying levy for fuel to heat homes
An oversight has left hundreds of homeowners paying a tax designed for roading projects
Boaties cry foul: 'Unfair' to pay twice to fix Auckland's roads
Boaties want a break from regional fuel tax, saying they are paying twice to fix roads
Truck fire temporarily closes SH2 at Maramarua
NZTA is advising motorists to avoid the area or expect delays.
More pain at the pump: Petrol could rise extra 2c a litre
Motorists could face more pain at the pump if a proposed ACC levy rise goes ahead.
Blind spot at train station blamed for near miss
Signal operators cannot accurately see the position of the train on their screens.
AT needs to make the case for a low-speed CBD zone
COMMENT: A blanket one-speed-fits-all may not aways be appropriate for the Auckland CBD.
'Absolutely ridiculous': Public respond to Auckland CBD 30km/h speed limit
Proposal creates stir: Some welcome it, others say it's "absolutely ridiculous".
Brian Rudman: Watch out for electric scooter bowling alley
COMMENT: Forcing pedestrians to share with motorised planks hardly creates safer streets.
The brakes go on: Auckland CBD speed limit dropping to 30km/h
The AA says lower speeds are a no brainer on some streets but not motorway feeders.
Pahiatua Track crash: Person critically injured
Pahiatua Track was closed for more than two hours after truck hit car.
SH2 to close for rock-face stabilisation work
Waioeka Gorge in the Eastern Bay of Plenty will close for a short period on Thursday.
Bevan Woodward: Reducing speed limits offers swathe of benefits
COMMENT: Unfortunately in NZ our traffic engineers trade off safety against convenience.
Incident disrupts trains on Western line in Auckland
Auckland Transport says train users should expect delays due to the incident.
Significant delays after cleared crash on Southern Motorway
Motorists are advised to expect delays in the area.
Tony Holman: All roads lead to review of way AT operates
COMMENT: Failure to relieve the pressure on the Harbour Bridge is of growing concern.
More alcohol interlock devices installed after law change
The alcohol interlock licence allows offenders to still drive to work and doing errands
Comment: Why business confidence has fallen
COMMENT: We are clearly experiencing management by an unwieldy committee, says Paul Glass.
Not guilty verdict in landmark insider trading case
The High Court jury in the landmark retrial reached its verdict today.
World's first hydrogen-powered train steams into action
What could be the start of a more eco-friendly technology, mixing hydrogen and oxygen.
Simon Wilson: Park and rides are not the future and here's why
Park and rides are not the solution many people think they are. We have better options.
Road safety upgrades around Castlecliff schools
Community campaigning has succeeded after a fatal crash on Polson St three months ago.
Safety issues behind Fordlands bus bypass
A Rotorua woman is having a hard time catching the bus after the service was rerouted.
Woman evicted after airport confrontation
A police spokesman confirmed officers were called to control tower over incident.
Mayor suggest free tram travel for city street
Trams are on their way for Auckland - could travel be free on one section?
Queen St's future: Makeover plans for NZ's shabby 'golden mile'
Mayor Phil Goff wants to pedestrianise sections of our highest profile street.
Editorial: Let Queen St regain its former glory
EDITORIAL: Will closing Queen St to cars revive its former grandeur?
Two injured in serious St Heliers accident
The crash occurred shortly before 6pm and the road has been closed.
'Could have killed us': Auckland driver's near miss with cyclist
Footage of the terrifying moment a car overtook a cyclist and nearly forced him off the road on a narrow blind corner. / Supplied