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National will scrap regional fuel tax - Bridges
National leader Simon Bridges gave his first speech on the economy this morning.
Ardern's crew: good, bad and surprising
When Jacinda Ardern goes on leave, what sort of shape will her crew be in?
Hundreds of Auckland drivers crashing into barrier arms
Auckland Transport data shows we're crashing into barriers and injuring ourselves.
Jetstar flight forced to return to airport
The Wellington-bound flight was turned back because of an engineering issue.
Simon Bridges, coming to a town near you
You don't need new taxes if your other policy settings are right says Simon Bridges.
Johnny Danger memorial riders warned
There will be a "s***load" of cops monitoring the memorial ride, organiser says.
New Auckland transport plan: Just do it
NZ's growth and productivity cannot continue to be held to ransom by a gridlocked city.
Simon Wilson: In praise of joined-up transport thinking
The good news and the problem with the new transport funding plan for Auckland.
$28b transport plan will 'unlock Auckland'
Backers of $28 billion transport plan say it will finally unlock Auckland.
Watch: Transport Minister Phil Twyford on Penlink tolls
Penlink will run through Stillwater to join the motorway at Dairy Flat, taking pressure off the heavily congested arterial route through Silverdale. Twyford told the Herald the new Government will allocate $200 million to get the road built within the next 10 years.
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff on Auckland transport investment
A $28 billion transport programme has been unveiled for Auckland in what's been described by the Government and Auckland Mayor Phil Goff as the country's largest ever civil construction programme.
$28b bonanza: New plan to ease city's 'awful' congestion
The Government and Auckland Council unveils 10-year transport plan for the city.
Drivers face 'triple whammy' to pay for new road: Nats
Tolls another blow for some motorists, National says
Toll likely for $800m Auckland roads project
PPPs likely on two big road projects
Transport surprise: Two new projects to ease chokepoints
Exclusive: The Government is about to announce funding for two big new roads in Auckland.
Proposed Peninsula Link Road
Penlink is a proposed alternative route between the Whangaparaoa Peninsula and State Highway 1 at Redvale. Source: Auckland Transport
Matt Lowrie: Light rail not really about airport
COMMENT: The project is more about a transformational growth programme across Auckland.
Comment: Suck it up Auckland - welcome to the real world
It's bad enough subsidising Aucklanders' sorry arses, now we've got to feel sorry for them
Call for law change for driverless vehicles
Law Foundation report says law changes crucial so they can be used legally on NZ roads.
Drivers upset at 'parking breach notices'
Lucas Arthur is unhappy about $65 "parking breach notices" handed to Uber and taxi drivers dropping off passengers at Princess Wharf. / Doug Sherring
Pilots urge total ban of high-powered lasers
Pilots describe laser strikes as "the most terrifying thing they've ever gone through".
Northcote Point Wharf closed by strong winds
Northcote Point Wharf will remain closed for the next couple of hours.
Bus lane fines: Motorists fined $1.27 million
AT spokesperson tells of "ongoing battle" to keep motorists out of bus and transit lanes.
Delays for Auckland's train commuters following 'crew matter' this morning
Commuters were being warned to expect delays.
Wheel clamping regulation is coming, Minister says
The Government has signalled regulation is on the cards for the contentious practice
Kerre McIvor: Dreaming of Utopia on two wheels
COMMENT: Government determined to turn us into cyclists and renewable energy users.
Air ambulance's secret sideline carrying celebrities
Air Wanganui flies celebrities around NZ as well as providing a vital health service.
Auckland trams not coming until 2025, say experts
The Prime Minister's promise for trams in Auckland by 2021 is more like 2025, say experts.
Two separate vandalism attacks could be linked
Police are investigating whether two separate acts of vandalism in Auckland are linked.
Shock attack: Masked vandals wearing GoPros tag train
Security officers prevent train passengers from confronting taggers.
John Roughan: Memo NZ, don't pay for Auckland's follies
COMMENT: The rest of New Zealand should not have to pay for Auckland's phony problem.
Claire Trevett: The fuel tax apocalypse
OPINION: Transport plans are no surprise but levy to pay for them is a hard sell.
Time to stop talking trash about transport
COMMENT: Govt's new transport policy has generated an awful lot of nonsensical comment.