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Campaign for trackless trams to Karori
There are already plans afoot for any money left over in Let's Get Welly Moving's kitty.
e-Scooters: Head injury experts want tougher rules
Almost 400 people have reported head injuries caused while using e-scooters.
ACC forks out $700,000 in e-scooter head injury claims
People aged in their 20s made the most claims for head injuries, with a total of 184.
Traffic: Crashes cause delays in Auckland and Wellington
Crashes and breakdowns are causing delays for drivers in Auckland and Wellington.
Government stops armoured vehicle raffle in its tracks
Five days after tickets started selling, the Department of Internal Affairs stepped in.
Late change, and fatal flaws, in a Boeing 737 Max design
New York Times: Based on misguided assumptions, many involved made critical decisions.
Motorcyclist dead, SH1 closed following serious Otago crash
The incident took place on State Highway 1 near the Waitaki River Bridge.
Ford Rangers recalled over front brake issues
People affected by the recall are told to contact their Ford dealer.
Buses replace some Auckland train services
Some trains will not operate on the network due to maintenance, Auckland Transport says.
Mt Roskill: Road closed following collision with five parked cars
The incident took place on Mt Albert Rd shortly after 5 o'clock this morning.
Ratepayers shell out for Auckland Transport's 'influencers'
Auckland councillor Daniel Newman said AT's spend on influencers was a "waste".
Crew morale at all time low: "I have heard some terrible things"
Waiheke Island ferry dramas could be solved by better communication says Fullers' boss.
More pain at pump: Another fuel tax increase from July 1
The second of three fuel tax increases hits motorists from July 1.
Waiheke ferry fury: Fullers to review operations after 400 passengers stranded
"We have heard loud and strong that some of our customers are unhappy with our services."
'Rail is back on track': Winston Peters to front big new funding announcement for KiwiRail
The Budget has moved rail back to a more central role in the economy.
Ferry cancellation strands hundreds on Waiheke
Around 400 commuters were stranded after sailings were cancelled from 6am to 8am.
Pilot speaks about one of Australia's most terrifying flights
The flight control computers went 'psycho', sending the plane into repeated nosedives.
Andrew Bayly: Behemoth AT driving down wrong track
COMMENT: MP for Hunua is concerned Auckland Transport is stalling on rural areas.
Auckland travel disruptions likely over Queens Birthday
Necessary work to the City Rail Link project is due to disrupt some travel times.
Commuters 'fed up': The plan to fix Waiheke's ferry fury
The urgent meeting took place this afternoon and was 'constructive', MP Nikki Kaye said.
Russell Brown: What it's really like being an Auckland cyclist
COMMENT: It's the ones I can't see that I worry about, writes Russell Brown.
Your diver has arrived: Exclusive look inside Uber's taxi sub
A look into coral conservation from the control panel of a mini-submarine turned taxi cab.
Public transport could become cheaper for low-income families
Funding in this week's Budget will make public transport cheaper for some.
'They can't catch you': Truckie told by boss to fabricate logbook
Sten Semenoff wins next round against NZTA.
Major Auckland road re-opens after oil spill - expect delays
An oil spillage from an earlier crash has closed the Redoubt Rd southbound on-ramp.
Simon Wilson: Auckland Council's new budget is a marvel. Or is it?
What did councillors say about their new budget and why? And how did they do it?
Focus: Fox Glacier chopper crash victims
Who they were - faces of the seven people killed in the tragic 2015 helicopter crash in Fox Glacier.
Car sharing scheme to launch in Hamilton
Car and scooter sharing schemes expected to launch in Hamilton within months
New design for Harbour Bridge shared path announced
The decision comes after the concept for the path was created more than a decade ago.
Bus driver meal breaks off to a bad start
Unions say regional councils aren't being proactive enough.
SkyPath plan in jeopardy? Alternative design could delay project, lobbyists say
But the new plan could just be a ploy to delay construction, lobbyists SkyPath Trust say.
Police seize assets worth $600,000 from fraudster Joanne Harrison
Cash, jewellery and a Far North house are among the assets seized by police.