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Government puts options on the table for mega ferry blowout
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Auckland Downtown Carpark sale likely to proceed without $28m bike and scooter hub
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Sex complaints soar against taxis, rideshares: Woman assaulted by fake ‘Uber’ driver
Police report cases of fake drivers luring unsuspecting passengers into their cars.
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Waikato Expressway closures for roadworks
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Warning over impact on petrol prices, EV sales if Clean Car Discount ditched
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Interislander project faces ‘funding shortfall’
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Pre-election EV surge: One in four new cars are pure electric
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Toyota adds Ezi to its rental car pool
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Editorial: Making the most of micro-mobility
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Golden Mile in doubt: Main contract 'unlikely' to be signed before election
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What non-Tesla owners will pay to use Tesla's charging network in NZ
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E-scooter ban? Waka Kotahi reveals its verdict
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‘No real thought’: CBD workers facing 'tough choices' ahead of parking changes
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The Greens wants to build light rail in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.
Napier-Taupō highway speed reduction saving lives, money
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AT spends $6m on staff redundancies as part of cost-cutting drive
Payouts even went to staff who were offered other jobs within the agency.
Further disruption on the road through Waipawa
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AT ransomware attack: Customers urged to reset top-ups on Hop cards
Auckland Transport says residual issues have still to be resolved.
Agency under fire over Haast Pass closure
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