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Homes in the capital may be demolished for Let's Get Wellington Moving development
In February Wellingtonians will hear if their homes are being demolished.
Public toilets: Going where many fear to tread
Opinion: High quality, inclusive, public toilets should be a basic human right.
Police speak with man who rode horse through Dunedin CBD
The 48-year-old wasn't aware it was an offence to ride on city streets, police say.
'Outrageous': Port hits out as trucks carrying Xmas cargo back on road to Auckland
Twelve hundred shipping containers were offloaded at Northport.
Transmission Gully legal costs mount while Wellingtonians wait for road
The troubled project has racked up a $1.7m legal bill following settlement negotiations.
Huge bids as rare cars, bikes and boats auctioned in Auckland
A 1949 Chris-Craft DeLuxe Utility Sportsman Boat sold for more than $100k.
Wellington rates hike: Regional council indicates 13% rise
Action on climate change, lower bus patronage, and reforms are behind the increase.
'Just insane': Hundreds queue for ferry to Waiheke as line snake down Queen St
Passengers waiting for a ferry to Waiheke are facing long delays this afternoon.
Warning for motorists: What trucks' Christmas convoy is doing to State Highway 1
Up to a dozen trucks are leaving Whangārei hourly for Auckland for the next week.
First stage of Ruakura Superhub to open in 2022
Ruakura Superhub tipped to take off fast after first tenancy deal struck.
SkyPath design being reviewed after Harbour Bridge crash
SkyPath has faced years of controversy, delays and rising costs.
Wild Wellington weather: School closed as sewage pours into playground
A school was closed after sewage spilled into their playground on Thursday.
Transmission Gully: Motorists told delays are 'for the greater good'
Motorists are asked to "bear with" travel authorities after ongoing traffic delays.
Trucks to clog SH1: More than 1000 containers Auckland-bound
From 6am Friday, a dozen trucks an hour will head from Northport to Auckland.
Auckland rate increase of 5% approved for public consultation
Aucklanders will get to have a say on rates in the New Year.
Businesses fatigued by traffic congestion after '10 years of delays'
One driver said it took two-and-a-half hours to travel 66km.
$156m of Auckland fuel taxes is unspent. So why is council scrambling for money?
The controversial 11.5c a litre petrol tax has raised $330m from motorists.
John Roughan: A-G's light rail alarm highlights Labour's vague values
OPINION: Auditor-General finds fault with the Govt's Auckland light rail project.
Ready to rumble: City Rail Link's giant boring machine unveiled
The boring machine will start rumbling underground in April.
Simon Wilson: How to cut Auckland transport emissions by 70% in a decade
Cutting transport emissions won't be as hard as you might think – if we commit to it.
'Left in the lurch': MPs slam delays in $933m expressway build
Transport minister hits back, saying National had nine years to build the road.
Covid-19 hits NZ exporters' transport costs - survey
New Zealand exporters are being hit by higher transport costs arising from Covid-19.
The state of Christchurch's roads 10 years after the quakes - and what about light rail?
As new highway opens today, Herald investigates Christchurch's transport past and future.
Congestion charges on Auckland roads five years away
Auckland motorists will not be hit with congestion charges for five years.
Auckland in dark about light rail, city's transport boss says
Auckland Transport feels shut out of light rail by the Government.
Shipping chaos: is this Northport's moment?
Northport hopes to file major development consent applications next year.
Wind gusts: Warning to motorists on Auckland Harbour Bridge
NZTA is asking motorists on the Auckland Harbour Bridge to take care due to wind gusts.
Wellington bus-goers snap up new iPhone app
iPhone users have downloaded the app 10,000 times since its release on Wednesday.
Christmas cheer kicks off in the capital, rain or shine
Wet weather won't dampen A Very Welly Christmas spirit this weekend.
Wellingtonians drive down car use statistics
Men, those over 60, and Wellingtonians are those most likely not to use their cars.
Coromandel drivers fed up with costly windscreen incidents
One motorist had three windscreen cracks in a single journey.
A Capital Letter: Island Bay's cycleway to nowhere is going nowhere
Wellington City Council lost its social licence to build cycleways and never got it back.
Snapper launches iOS app in Wellington
Wellingtonians can finally top-up their Snapper cards with their iPhones.