More Restore Passenger Rail protesters appear in court, granted bail
The protesters scaled a gantry, leading to a temporary closure of SH1 on Thursday morning.
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Hamilton-based National List MP David Bennett gives his valedictory speech.
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Do fewer ferry services now mean better boats in the future?
Auckland Transport says they have six million ferry passengers per year.
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Watch: Incredible footage shows massive slip east of Ōpōtiki
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