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'Year of the surcharge': More costs coming for NZ shippers next year?

Inflation the wild card that perversely could bring relief.

Car-less or careless? Places around the world where cars are banned

And we couldn't car less.

High-strung host: Airbnb guest reveals crazy list of rules

Clear communicator or control freak? Viral Tiktok divides viewers.

Eight people injured following Auckland bus incident

Eight people have been injured in the incident. Video / Supplied

Break through! City Rail Link tunnel machine completes 7-month dig

Giant machine breaks through at Aotea Station this morning.

Tragic cocktail: Motorcyclist dies hours after Limp Bizkit gig

Reenen De Bruin had MDMA, cannabis and alcohol in his system.

Let's Get Wellington Moving gets spades in the ground - at just two sites

The construction progress is underwhelming but a "spade is a spade".

Just plain thong: Man banned from flight for provocative face mask

One man's homemade mask doesn't quite fit the bill.

Train Games: EU's scattergun approach threatens success of overnight rail travel

It's difficult to promote sustainable rail travel if you don't have enough actual trains.

Focus: Aucklanders freed as checkpoints lift

Aucklanders are finally free to leave the city after almost four months locked up as borders lifted overnight. Video / NZ Herald

'This is for us': Māngere sends strong message on light rail

The message from locals is clear: We want a train station in our town centre.

Wild weather: Train derails, crashes into farmland as heavy rain lashes central North Island

KiwiRail says it's unclear when the wreckage will be cleared and the track fixed.

Simon Wilson: The right and wrong way to spend money on cycling

The cost of cycleways is far higher than it should be.

Transmission Gully was never going to open before Christmas, here's why

Forget the summer holidays, will the $1.25 billion road even by open by Easter?

Transmission Gully nightmare: Christmas opening not possible

The builder has run out of time to complete safety and consent tasks before the holidays.

'Bloody arrogant': AT blasted by mayor for proposal to remove parking spaces without consulting residents

Democracy is about governing with the consent of people, says Phil Goff.

Union withdraws strike notices for KiwiRail workers after new pay offer

The strike action slated for next week would have affected all rail operations.

'Betrayed': Maersk tightens screws on Kiwi firms in supply chain crisis

Local companies will be forced to rely on the spot price market next year.