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Drugs involved in nearly 40 per cent of Northland fatal road crashes
Tests on 10 people killed in crashes show five had either meth or cannabis in their blood.
Letters: Road design, mayoral race polling, Brexit and Lizzie Marvelly
Letter writers react to the road toll, Auckland mayoral race and demise of chequebooks.
'Lives shattered': Business owners slam CRL compo snub
Owner of one of NZ's oldest pubs says says more than 100 families on the brink of ruin.
Three-strike law mooted for phone-using drivers
"Third offence you lose your cellphone, your number and your car for seven days".
Don't like the idea of reduced speed limits? Be a better driver!
EDITORIAL: If speed reductions are anathema to us, we must be honest re the alternatives.
Truck driver's body found far from his crashed rig
Police unsure how the driver's body ended up on the other side of the road to his rig.
Faster but safer: No deaths on NZ's high speed roads since opening
Two 100km/h speed limits roads have had no fatal crashes in the 18 months since opening.
Waiheke ferry woes: Auckland Council to ask Govt for help
Auckland Council is asking the Government to review the exemption for the Waiheke ferries.
'Blame driver testing and training, not roads': Greg Murphy
The road toll isn't falling despite a focus on lowering speed limits, Murphy says.
Interactive maps: Speed limits 'too high' on nearly all roads - those facing cuts
NZ Transport planning tool indicates speed limits need lowering over much of country.
Road safety: 'Lower speed limits weaken the economy'
"The right speed for the right road." Government to look at lowering the speed limit.
Councils should make roads safer, not cut speed limits, says AA
The AA says reducing limits is not the only way to lower the road toll.
Speeding drivers aren't the drivers Hawke's Bay residents fear the most on the region's roads
Careless or reckless driving is the top perceived road risk in Hawke's Bay.
Make Northland roads safer, not cut speed limits, says AA
NZ Transport planning tool indicates speed limits need lowering over much of country.
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.