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More police as holiday period begins

Police are urging care on the roads over the holidays as a four-car crash leaves one person critically injured.

Auckland motorways jammed by two separate incidents

Texting adds to traffic woes

New Zealanders tell us what they love about life in New Zealand — and what needs to change.

Revealed: Holiday danger spots

Police are putting their traffic enforcement focus on holiday black spots to keep the annual road toll from surging above 300 deaths.

Lines reveal rail link route

Auckland commuters got a preview into the city's next big rail project set to start next year.

Holiday driving warning

With the annual summer exodus to the beach about to begin, motorists are being warned to take care while driving this festive season.

Call to stop 'subway spreaders'

Rush hour on the New York subway and space is at a premium. Yet despite the crush, some passengers - men, usually, it is alleged - want to take up more room than is entirely necessary...

Cyclist: I just feel sorry for attacker

A cyclist who was assaulted during a motorist's fit of road rage has forgiven the man and says, in fact, he feels sorry for him

Key transport projects face delays

Key Auckland transport projects - including some on which work has already started - face long delays unless new money can be raised from road tolls or higher rates.

Ask Phoebe: Tints must meet rules

A reader writes: Are tinted overlays checked during the WoF process?

'Chaos' at Britomart station

Dozens of marauding youths brought Auckland trains to a halt last night as hundreds of people converged on Britomart to get home after Christmas in the Park.

Ratepayers to fork out for bus paint job

MH370 search area widened 40,000sq km

Investigators seeking the wreckage of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 in the southern Indian Ocean are widening their search area to cover the chance the aircraft fell from the sky at a shallower angle than expected.

Transport meltdowns tarnish Auckland

Aucklanders wondering when they will become inhabitants of "the world's most liveable city" have suffered a triple-serving of key service meltdowns in one week.

John Roughan: Up close, council is worse than imagined

Not long ago I wondered here whether we need more than one government in a country where the whole population is no larger than an average city in the world.

Lower fuel cost a global tax break: Luxon

Air New Zealand chief executive Christopher Luxon expects low oil prices to stimulate demand for travel but for their beneficial effect on the airline's fuel bill to be muted by the fall in the New Zealand dollar.