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Baby bouncing on mum's knee in the back seat alarms Automobile Association.
Due to catch a bus? Check again as some services cancelled in Auckland
Some services in Auckland have been cancelled today.
Man taken to hospital after being hit by his own truck
Truck left teetering near waters edge after driver suffers a broken leg.
Government urged to rethink Wellington congestion charge
Wellington's new mayor and regional council chair meet with Transport Minister.
New hotel fulfils promise of Whangārei on the move - mayor
Whangārei council says hotel deal shows city centre strategy working.
Letters: Swift action needed on SH4
This section of road is beyond repair. The answer is a new road above and around the slip.
Owners of 12,000 cars will have trouble getting a WOF next year. Will it be you?
Owners of about 12,000 cars with defective airbag parts will have trouble getting WoFs.
Capital's transport plan 'no done deal'
Wellington's Mayor slams transport plan ahead of meeting with Transport Minister.
NRC: Strong benefit for shifting Auckland port to Northland
Pros and cons of move will be debated
Light rail project 'hugely disruptive' to CBD businesses
Light rail will cause major headaches for central Auckland businesses, report says.
Opinion: $6.6m cycleway shows Whangārei's coming of age
Comment: Whangārei is growing up and ditching the trainer wheels.
John Roughan: Why infrastructure can be a dangerous word
COMMENT: For better or worse, this is not the way to do infrastructure.
Whangārei businessman Keith Andrews to be farewelled
Whangārei's Keith Andrews is being remembered today after dying aged 65.
Simon Wilson: Please, let's have faster, more inventive transport planning
It's time to speed up transport planning, and in some parts of the city that's happening.
New Auckland Harbour crossing business case delayed
The new harbour tunnel could involve a tunnel for light rail with road pricing.
Person seriously injured in Invercargill crash
The crash took place on the edge of Invercargill at Seaward Bush.
Aucklanders in the dark about light rail, says business leader
Viv Beck says there is an information void from Government about light rail.
Comment: Why moving Auckland's port is a win for everyone
COMMENT: Every serious politician who has considered the port thinks it should move.
CRL rules out another open day for Britomart tunnels
Officials say another open day for the first section of tunnels not on the cards.
No refunds for Qantas passengers diverted to air base
Passengers delayed from reaching the capital city for eight hours.
Auckland's Quay St upgrade blows out by $13 million - for a garden
Auckland Transport's 200 tree rain gardens will filter storm water and cost millions.
Qantas passengers stuck on tarmac for four hours finally board bus
Sweltering cabin temperatures after flight from Melbourne to Wellington was diverted.
Motorcyclist dies after crash at Waimate
The crash happened on Timaru Rd at Waimate in Canterbury.
City Rail Link walk through offers a peek into the future
Work boring the main tunnels will begin in early 2021 at the Mt Eden end of the project.
Revealed: The most popular vehicle colours on NZ roads
New Zealand's most popular car colours revealed - who takes the chequered flag?
Richard Prebble: Sky's the limit for Auckland public transport
COMMENT: Light rail is no magic bullet for public transport on arterial roads.
Fears Auckland rail network can't cope with population growth
A safe, reliable and resilient rail network is crucial for public confidence.
Patrick Carvalho: World's first free traffic congestion solution
Comment: Rebate system would encourage behaviour change and avoid a political backlash.
Portfolio rethink after climate-change stoush in Wellington
Wellington's mayor has taken transport into his own hands and given himself the portfolio.
Stop the train, we want to get on: Why Taumarunui wants back on track
Taumarunui is taking its fight for a rail service to the Government.
Proposal to lower central Wellington speed limits to 30km/h
About 80,00 people travel into capital each weekday, with most ending the commute on foot.
Doubt bus driver rest breaks can be delivered on time
Wellington's regional council can't rule out going back to the Government for an extension