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'Just let it happen': 67yo's words about rape to schoolgirl on bus
He touched the teen's thigh as he spoke to her about rape.
He touched the teen's thigh as he spoke to her about rape.
OPINION: High-tech solutions offer Auckland a great chance to fix its transport woes.
OPINION: Paula Bennett and Simon Bridges are a perfect fit.
Two engineering firms pocketed $64m for working on light rail.
OPINION: 'Is this a society that we can be proud of?'
Northlanders welcome the Government's move to cut wait times for driver's licence tests.
A video showing the heir to the throne riding around on an e-scooter has now gone viral.
OPINION: 'That is not what ratepayers expect of their council.'
OPINION: The case for lower speeds is compelling: lives are saved, pollution is reduced.
Who will run the Interislander ferry service in the years to come?
Fire and Emergency services rushed to extinguish the fire, detours are in place.
Auckland Council will oppose the Government plan to raise speed limits, but can't stop it.
It means the ship can't sail in large swells like the ones forecast this week.
OPINION: The rail and ferry infrastructure debate has been dominated by one view.
Waikato Regional Council has confirmed the notorious stretch of SH1 is a priority.
Law and order will be the Government's focus.
Statement of claim lodged, no date has yet been set for a hearing in court.
Three-wheelers can be remote-controlled.
Transport Minister Simeon Brown says cash from congestion charges should be spent locally.
Will we get our new ships? One sector observer thinks so.
Brown has released the Government's final roads and transport plan.
Afte a four-month long closure State Highway 1 at the Brynderwyn Hills is open.
The groundbreaking app Road Ninja is reshaping the trucking industry, connecting businesses and skilled drivers. Video / Carson Bluck
Several items were mere formalities. Others were easy ticks. Anything substantive?
OPINION: Also in today's letters – spending secrets, sentencing rules and Razor's squad.
OPINION: To be blunt, it is becoming obvious that the Government did not prepare.
Christopher Luxon also stayed ahead of Chris Hipkins as preferred PM but the gap closed.
Where passengers win and lose in a transtasman shakeup.
ANALYSIS: The grounding of the Aratere over the weekend has reignited concerns.
OPINION: How much does the National Party care about principles of good government?