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Vehicle crashes after fleeing from police in Penrose

A vehicle that fled from police units in Mount Wellington was found shortly after it crashed on Penrose Road, with all occupants being injured. Video / NZ Herald

Three family-run businesses make a life-changing $57m

Based in Morrinsville, Ōamaru and Mangawhai, the owners have received huge sums.

Travelling over the school holidays? Here’s what you need to know

NZTA warns drivers to take care, with lots of people being on the road in the holidays.

'Shock and panic’ on board Air NZ flight that aborted landing

The passenger said there was a big jolt as the plane touched the runway.

Air NZ flight aborts landing after runway drama

The flight reportedly experienced wind shear just before touchdown.

Cook Strait ferry that lost power returns to service

The Connemara lost power and drifted for two hours during a late-night sailing.

Simon Wilson: Introducing Infra Boy Chris Bishop, the man with a big bold, not entirely coherent plan

An interview with the serious, if slightly shambolic, new Minister of Everything

'Dangerous': Greens say new speed limit rules will lead to serious injuries

'Kids should be free to walk and cycle to school without worry,' Julie Anne Genter says.

Govt reverses speed limit reductions, opens possibility of 120km/h on new motorways

The changes announced today will start coming into effect next year.

What you need to know about road closures on SH1

NZTA says motorists can expect 'roadworks galore' on SH1 due to major projects.

New airport mall 'more popular than we thought it was going to be'

'Main priority was getting people to the terminals. That was prioritised at all times.'

Simon Wilson: Will Simeon Brown's need for speed really help the economy?

Opinion: Here's what the data says about speed limits, economic growth and road safety.

Flamingo and Lime awarded Auckland e-scooter licences

A slimmed-down number of operators but the council's allocation remains the same.

Opinion: We need to build our streets to supercharge walking and cycling

OPINION: We have only built for one mode of transport in Auckland for decades.

Wellington mayor backtracks on claim she sold car to pay her bills

Tory Whanau says she sold her car because she no longer needed to drive in Wellington.

'Long overdue': Accessibility advocate backs 400% parking fine increase

He says the new fine, set to go live October 1, is a step in the right direction.

'It's just not good enough': Call for Govt action over Cook Strait ferry woes

There are fears lives could be lost if the Government doesn't step in.

Shipping companies asked to service the Chatham Islands

Current ship supplying the Chatham Islands, The Southern Tiare, is at the end of its life.