Weather and earthquake-related claims flood in
Christchurch's Boxing Day aftershocks and the recent wet weather have seen more than 1000 claims lodged with the Earthquake Commission.
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Police look at new speed cameras
Police are setting a new trap for speeding drivers who slam on their brakes at the last minute for roadside speed cameras. The point-to-point cameras record the time a car takes to travel between two points.
Count to 100, impatient drivers told
Police have urged motorists travelling north from Wellington to exercise patience in 'extremely heavy' traffic today. Two people have so far been killed on NZ's roads since the official start of the holiday road toll period.
The fair cop
The festive season is a time of excess. But as the country’s top traffic officer Paula Rose tells Alan Perrott, there is little cheer in counting its cost.
<i>Anthony Doesburg</i>: China catches a fast train into rail's future
Speeds of hundreds of kilometres an hour now common on rail network.
The bitter taste of Auckland's traffic jams
Almost a third of Auckland drivers believe traffic congestion harms their health and performance at work or in class.
Men accused of $840,000 scam back in court
Two men were back in court today facing more 300 charges relating to defrauding the former North Shore City Council of more than $800,000.
Death-crash driver sobs
A driver ran from his car sobbing and yelling: "I checked the road, I checked and it was clear," witnesses say.
Person struck by bus in Auckland
A traffic control worker has said a person had been hit by a bus but did not have anymore information.
Three hit by buses after route made two-way
Three people have been hit by buses on a Wellington street since it was made two-way on Sunday.
Christchurch Northern Corridor aerial flyover October 2020
Christchurch Northern Corridor aerial flyover October 2020. Video / NZTA