Far North's first fixed speed camera attacked
The speed camera has been vandalised just days before it was due to be switched on.
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$4b fund to fix 62,000 road potholes nationwide
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Construction starting on new commercial vehicle safety centre
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'We should be really worried': Gisborne to fight NZTA plan
NZTA may cut emergency event funding, raising local concerns.
Andrea Midgen: Time to prioritise keeping public spaces accessible for all
OPINION: Public spaces that are inaccessible cannot accurately be described as ‘public’.
Engine parts for mega ferries already built and tested when contract cancelled
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Road user charges: 12,000 renegade EV owners now face fines
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‘Punching bags’: Police Minister says time to get tough on boy racers, gangs
Mark Mitchell told Mike Hosking police have suffered a drop in respect.
Simon Wilson: The Budget promises that are destroying us
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Mangamuka Gorge to reopen by Christmas - weather permitting
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Auckland Council must pay $803k for CRL tunnel running under part of valuable site
Cost awards now out in compulsory acquisition case for land owned by YMCA North Inc.
AA boss Nadine Tereora: From financial woes to leading a top brand
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Gisborne MP slams transport body Trec over 'poor communication'
'This messaging was completely wrong and has caused undue stress.'
‘Pouring money down a hole’: Extra $1b for roads dumbfounds Greens, transport expert
The Govt is moving to 'accelerate' an already $20.7b road-focused fund.
'Needed': Mayor and deputy’s relief at $200m-plus lifeline for Auckland rail
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'Riskiest thing we do every day': How can we tackle our high road toll?
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Simon Wilson: Five ways for Nicola Willis to make the Budget look good
OPINION: Some of the biggest things the Finance Minister could do would cost very little.
Te Huia continues despite NZTA funding shortfall after council LTP deliberations
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ComCom issues warning to ferry operator after Cook Strait cancellations
The watchdog says Bluebridge potentially misrepresented consumers’ rights to compensation.
Wellington council pleads for patience over ‘appalling’ lack of punctual train services
Metlink data shows trains arrive at stations punctually less than a quarter of the time.
Hamilton bus hub receives $7.5 million revamp
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RUCs for EVs: Many yet to sign up, with deadline just days away
The move will roughly double EV owners' running costs.
'Hypocritical': Consultant being paid to investigate Wellington's long tunnel
It comes after National promised to end Labour’s 'gravy train' of consultant spending.
Get off the road: Powerful e-scooters used illegally; users call for law change
E-scooter imports have soared yet riders may be unaware they are using them illegally.