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60 Auckland bus drivers to strike tomorrow
Bus drivers are striking over poor working conditions in Auckland tomorrow.
Grim toll: Five dead in horrific weekend of crashes
Five people have died in crashes on roads around the country so far this weekend.
Editorial: Belated change in road safety priorities
EDITORIAL: Too many families have been torn apart by a failure to make safety a priority.
Company fined $506,000 for worker death
The death of the "much loved father and grandfather" was preventable, WorkSafe says.
Police close motorway off-ramp near Christchurch
Police recommend motorists use the Lineside Rd off-ramp instead.
Failings all round: Auckland's catastrophic road safety record
Deaths on Auckland roads have risen 77.8% in the past three years. What's going on?
Road toll speeding in the wrong direction
The road toll has fallen in most western countries, but is up 16 per cent in New Zealand.
'Aucklanders know the rules' - Bus, transit lanes rake in $7m in fines
AT deny that infringement charges are a form of revenue gathering.
This business wants to give away its stock - but they're not allowed
This is the latest development in a battle between the business and KiwiRail.
Fuel company to slash 12c a litre off petrol prices today
One of NZ's smallest fuel providers is slashing 12 cents a litre off fuel for 32 hours.
Fast, safe, flexible road freight streets ahead of rail and sea
The Government has been talking about getting freight off the country's roads.
Twyford not keen on buses to Auckland Airport
Transport Minister Phil Twyford favours light rail over buses to Auckland Airport.
Poll shows penny pinching prevalent as petrol prices soar
Motorists are keen on trying to make their money stretch a little further.
How record high prices could backfire on petrol companies
AA calling for a tax reduction to curb prices as 91 octane reaches $2.30 a litre.
Govt not budging on fuel tax hikes
National leader says the Coalition's policy is exacerbating the problem of rising prices.
Storm punishes with winds, rain and snow
Stormy weather for much of central New Zealand and South Island.
Uber Freight faces long road ahead
The taxi app will have a fight to win over dubious freight drivers in the US
EV owners sick of queuing for charge points
New Zealand needs more plug-in facilities, owners of electric vehicles say.
What makes kids more likely to walk to school?
New Zealand has one of the lowest rates of active travel to school in the world.
Elon Musk has LA tunnel vision
Musk will build a train network under LA to bring an end to "soul-destroying traffic".
Gaynor: Finding money to get Auckland on the rails
COMMENT: Light rail development for Montreal shows how Auckland project could be financed.
Marina apartment development fight: New plans up for debate
Proposed development of the West Auckland marina has met strong opposition.
Mark Thomas: Use technology to cut congestion
COMMENT: Technology can now help travellers avoid congestion.
Budget: What NZ families would love to see - Case 1: The financially secure
Funding for mental health, first home buyers and public transport were high priorities
Budget: 'Our outgoings are bigger than our income'
Manurewa family looks for Budget help for children and their education.
More bus strikes to affect Auckland services tomorrow
Around 60 Pavlovich Coachlines drivers are planning industrial action.
How social media reveals our sentiment to our surroundings
Researchers are examining tweets to see how people really feel about their surroundings.
The new speed cameras that will catch you out
New speed cameras are being reconsidered, after the last Government tossed out the idea.
Budget 2018: the $42 billion spending plan
Robertson points to more for KiwiBuild and Green Investment Fund in Budget.
Live: Heavy fog grounds 78 flights as restrictions lifted
Auckland Transport has advised that Britomart Train Station is now partially open.
Live: Britomart limited rail services, heavy fog on roads
A derailment has meant Britomart Station has closed until at least tomorrow morning.
Simon Wilson: Light rail should have business salivating
COMMENT: Why new light rail lines and the Super Fund's interest are so good for Auckland.
Fast track: Auckland rail lines could be ready in 2024
National is threatening to scupper two new rail lines if it's in power after 2020.