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Holiday fuel discount for drivers

It couldn't be better timing for Kiwis as standard-grade petrol nudges below $2 a litre for the first time in two and a half years.

Motorway closure to cause delays

Motorists bound for the airport will need to plan for delays as Auckland's Southwestern Motorway will be closed for works.

Helen Twose: Same bus, but a different seat

Driving the business from the board table is giving NZ Bus executive Shane McMahon a different perspective on his day job.

NZ driver licensing to be reviewed

The driver licensing system will be reviewed to see if it can be modernised and made cheaper, it was announced today.

NZ tractor sales hit decade high

Farmers have been increasing their spending on equipment as cash flows were boosted by Fonterra's record payout.

Mt Eden summit car ban: Readers react

The Herald has had an overwhelming response from readers since revealing the plan to ban all vehicles from Mt Eden's summit.

Future of Cornwall Park cafe still in doubt

As we live near Cornwall Park, we were looking forward to the opening of the new cafeteria being built near the band rotunda off the Greenlane Rd entrance.

Public transport key to housing projects

Hundreds of new homes will be developed on Housing Corporation land in some Auckland suburbs, including Avondale, New Lynn and South Auckland.

Alexandra Park property plan gains pace

Alexandra Park's chief executive Dominique Dowding said apartments would be for sale from February and she predicted occupation of the Green Lane West Rd places by the end of 2016.

Ask Phoebe: Costs of landslide repair and risk to public shunt the Rainforest Express into mothballs

Inspired by your recent question regarding the One Tree Hill little train, I am wondering about a slightly bigger one, the Waitakere Tramline.

Error exposes carparkers' details

Auckland Transport is working with the Privacy Commissioner after "human error" resulted in hundreds of council carpark holders being emailed the private details of almost 550 other....

Bus lanes given green light

Auckland's web of bus and high-occupancy vehicle lanes is to be expanded, after years of zero growth.

Auckland's airport motorway to close overnight

Council staff oppose tolls referendum

Auckland Council staff are opposing a public referendum on whether to charge motorway tolls or raise fuel taxes and rates to fill a multibillion-dollar transport funding gap as allegedly too costly and confusing.

Road tolls opponent loses High Court appeal

'Callous' driver hits cyclist

A motorist who hit a cyclist and left him for dead has been described by the victim as "the lowest of the low".

Stranded cars a free holiday opportunity

Kiwi holidaymakers are being offered a free ticket to ride this summer.

Speed cameras haul in $6.6m

Motorists forked out more than $6.63 million in the past financial year after being snapped at the country's most lucrative speed camera sites.