
NZ Road Safety Week 2015: 'Look out for kids'
A series of marches and events are expected across New Zealand to mark a global campaign aimed at saving the lives of children.
A series of marches and events are expected across New Zealand to mark a global campaign aimed at saving the lives of children.
The annual road safety awareness drive starts tomorrow, and the emphasis this year will be on children, described by Associate Transport Minister Craig Foss as “our most vulnerable road users”.
On April 1 (I kid you not) Auckland Council received an update on air-quality regulations which showed more work with the Government was needed.
Spain's development ministry has said that a fire broke out on a ferry as it journeyed from Palma on the island of Majorca to Valencia in Spain.
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Increased public transport services are planned to cater for cricket fans heading to the Takutai Square fanzone in downtown Auckland tomorrow.
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The first stage of tunnelling the second tunnel on Auckland's Waterview Connection project will stop today.
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