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A third of flights fail the time test
A Herald survey comparing airlines reveals that almost a third of domestic flights in New Zealand are delayed.

Research tells commuters: On your bike to lose weight
If New Zealanders increased their cycling to the modest levels of the 1980s, they would burn off annually the amount of energy in 40 million cans of Coke.

Bruising bus dispute drags on
Locked-out bus workers are offering to drive Auckland children to school for free when the new term starts on Monday.

Auckland bus impasse to continue into weekend
Unions representing 900 bus drivers will continue talks with NZ Bus over the weekend to try and resolve their industrial dispute.

Bus lockout sends commuters to trains
Auckland commuters are heading to the trains as NZ Bus continues to lockout its drivers, leaving 700 buses off the road.

Farmers brace for snow
Farmers are bracing themselves for another dumping of snow and motorists are being warned to take care as another low moves over NZ.

<i>Brian Rudman:</i> Agency's $1.29 credibility toll
For the first five months of operation of the Northern Gateway Toll Road, it cost - on average - $1.29 in transaction costs to collect each $2 car toll.

'Very wet' cold snap coming as school holidays end
A band of cold and wet weather is set to cover the country from tomorrow.

ERA steps into bus dispute - disruptions set to continue
Industrial action between bus drivers and NZ Bus could disrupt travel for up to 80,000 passengers again tomorrow.

Bus stoppage 'could last days'
Auckland bus services are suspended from today following a notice of industrial action from drivers.

Bus pass holders face financial hit over dispute
Monthly and weekly bus pass holders could be out of pocket tomorrow as Auckland's bus lock-out goes ahead.

Snow storm likely to cost farmers thousands
This week's snow storm could have killed up to 200 lambs on each Hawkes Bay hill country farm affected, Federated Farmers says.

Company, union stand firm on buses
A lockout is expected to put 700 buses off the road and disrupt travel plans of up to 80,000 Aucklanders tomorrow.

Air NZ chief blasts climate change 'circus'
Air NZ chief executive Rob Fyfe has lashed out at dithering over cutting emissions, described climate talks as a 'bureaucratic circus'.

Napier-Taupo road to remain closed
Police say the Napier-Taupo highway will stay closed until all of the abandoned cars have been removed.

Snow-hit highways to reopen
Two major highways may re-open this afternoon after unseasonal heavy snow in the last two days stranded motorists for two nights.