Two in custody after police use fast food to coax them down from Ferry Building
The incident comes a day after a man shot dead two people across the road.
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‘Our only option is to protest’: Furious Waiheke locals call for fairer ferry fares
The recent 19 per cent price hike makes the Waiheke ferry the most expensive in the world.
Furious Waiheke locals to protest $59 ferry price - claim world’s ‘most expensive’ per km
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More transport disruption 'real possibility' - bus drivers' union boss
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Te Huia to remain funded by taxpayer dollars despite reduce service, extra fares
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Train service banned from Auckland metro area after collision concerns
The driver failed to obey safety signals, putting the train at risk of a collision.
School bus driver sacked after waving down cops to warn unruly students
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Thousands of Auckland bus users to be hit by drivers' strike today
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Around 1000 kilometres of Auckland’s roading network due for repairs
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Thousands of Auckland bus users to be hit by drivers' strike tomorrow
Over 700 bus trips are expected to be affected by the strike.
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Auckland to Tauranga? Parliament committee urges ministers to restart regional rail services
A select committee reckons its time to restart North Island passenger rail.
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'So angry': Fury as Fullers raises peak-hour Waiheke ferry prices
A 19 per cent price increase came into effect over the weekend.