One dead at least eight injured in Levin and Kapiti crashes
One person is dead and at least eight others injured after two serious crashes.
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Passengers delayed nearly three hours after plane struck by lightning
"There was a big flash outside and the plane definitely shook a little bit."
Transport Minister Phil Twyford fined $500 for using phone on plane
Transport Minister pinged using phone and aircraft was taxiing for take-off.
One person critically injured after serious crash in Ashburton
One person is critically injured following a single vehicle crash in Ashburton.
Gridlock: Weekend rush hour as bad as weekdays
Devonport residents are battling worse traffic on Saturdays than they are during the week.
Zero Carbon consultation brings methane into focus
Dairy farmers in with chance for "get out of jail free" card on methane emissions.
Motorway mayhem: Thousands of motorists affected by fatal crash
A crash on the Northwestern Motorway is causing havoc for morning commuters.
Motorway mayhem: Thousands of motorists affected by fatal crash
A crash on the Northwestern Motorway is causing havoc for morning commuters.
First signs of petrol hikes spotted
First signs of Auckland petrol hikes spotted after fuel levy introduced overnight.
Here's why fewer kids walk, bike to school
Parents have let rip on hazards facing the foot or pedal power school commute.
Waterview Tunnel travel times revealed
There's a couple of notable exceptions to the positive impact on journey times.
Simon Wilson: Fuel taxes and the next big transport debate
COMMENT: Rises will hurt but not as much as some say - and let's improve public transport.
Why taxi fares and courier fees are set to rise
'They won't be happy about it but they will suck it up.'
NZ First MP wants drink-driving limits lifted
NZ First MP says lower limits punish "hard-working Kiwis" and rural pubs.
Editorial: Get cracking on road safety measures
When lives are at stake measures to improve road safety should be implemented swiftly
Safety shares top spot in new transport priorities
Safety, public transport and freight are the Government's new transport priorities.
Phil Goff's advice on the petrol tax
Shop around to get the best deal on the petrol tax, says the Auckland mayor.
Government announces 99 per cent rise in road safety spending
Safety, public transport and the regions top the Government's transport priorities.
Man in critical condition after car plunges 60m down bank
Paekākāriki Hill road remains closed.
Truck tyre slashed 12 times endangering truckie and other motorists
"This was more than a childish act, this was done by someone with stupid intentions."
Worst fatal in 13 years: Eight-year-old girl is seventh killed in horror crash
A seventh person has died overnight after the horror crash in Waverley.
Revealed: How much more Aucklanders will pay for petrol every week
The Government announces new fuel tax amounts and says poor will pay less than wealthy.
Watch: Harbour Bridge crash causes lengthy delays
There are significant delays around the Harbour Bridge after a crash about 11.30am.
Waioeka Gorge stays shut for days
Crews working hard to re-open road but firms call for more permanent solution.
Auckland fuel tax law passes
The tax will apply in Auckland from Sunday and other regions could follow after 2020.
Skateboarder's death prompts razor wire, guard at plaza
Skaters deterred from high launches following Auckland death.
Watch: Massive slip closes SH2 in Bay of Plenty
Four cars stopped to see what was going on when the cliff face let go.
Crashes, breakdowns creating commuter chaos
Those heading to Auckland Airport from the north this morning could experience delays.
Matt Heath: Harden up and get on yer bike
COMMENT: So how do you motivate yourself in the cold months? Easy.
No fuel tax exclusion for islands
Nikki Kaye's bid to exclude Waiheke Island excluded from fuel tax falls down
Emergency services attending two-vehicle crash in Papatoetoe
One person is in a serious condition, and two others have received moderate injuries.
Six new red light cameras for Auckland
Cameras are only the start - 42 more will come over the next decade.
A ride to die for: Cruising around in Cadillac hearse
The hearse features characters from horror movies The Exorcist and Hellraiser.
Ruth Riviere: Public transport should accept credit cards
COMMENT: Public transport would be easier if it accepted credit cards.