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World Cup train problems mean walk to park
Auckland Transport says the rail corridor at Kingsland Station is not wide enough to bring passengers from western locations to Eden Park.

World Cup trains plan hits buffers for elderly
Travellers face long walk to Eden Park from Morningside railway station

Rugby fans to test Cup rail changes
Kingsland-to-Britomart trains will use both lines to quickly clear Eden Park.

New BMW fleet 'not a great look' - Key
The Government should have known about the purchase of 34 new BMW limousines for ministers, but Prime Minister John Key learned of the multimillion-dollar deal from his chauffeur last week.

Emotional service in Antarctica
Relatives of the 257 people killed in the Mt Erebus air disaster returned last night from an emotional memorial service in Antarctica.

Splurge on BMWs Internal Affairs' decision - Key
Prime Minister John Key says the decision to spend millions of dollars on 34 BMW limousines was made by the Department of Internal Affairs and signed off by the previous government.

Bike to the office and enjoy a free feed
Bribed with a free breakfast, many people will be leaving their cars in the garage and choosing to cycle to work today for National Go By Bike Day.

Airline frowns on gown
A new bride heading to New Zealand for her wedding photos was told she wasn't allowed to hang her gown on board.

Brand new BMWs for Govt ministers
The Government is selling its three-year-old fleet of 34 luxury limos and replacing them with new BMWs, which the Green Party says is an outrageous expense when ministers are telling everyone else to tighten their belts.

Cycle and walking path on bridge gets Brown's tick
Auckland Mayor Len Brown has shown support for a cycling and walking path on the harbour bridge.

Devonport: Sightseeing by Segway
A Devonport company offers an unusual way to see the highlights, writes Susan Edmunds.

Transport, surcharges keep overseas tourists away
Paul Henry and transport are among reasons overseas tourists don't like us.