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St Lukes interchange motorway rebuild unveiled

False truck crash ad 'ok' now changed

An advertisement in which police falsely accused a truck driver of causing a crash is unlikely to cause widespread offence, the ASA rules.

Ask Phoebe: King tides the culprit in cycleway floods on motorway

It is the king tides that tend to flood this section of motorway, not all high tides.

$1m hit feared from new road

Paula and Joseph Anderson fear a motorway slicing through their bush-clad valley south of Warkworth will take at least $1 million off the value of their secluded property.

Big Alice's tunnelling work to go live online

An online tracker to follow the steady progress of New Zealand's biggest dig is about to be revealed.

Watch: Skypath animation

People will be able to bike or walk from Devonport to St Heliers via the proposed SkyPath, crossing the water under a new tube-like structure suspended beneath the Auckland Harbour Bridge.

Brian Rudman: Labour puts us on the road to chaos

Labour's decision to back the fast-tracking of Auckland's $2.86 billion city rail link at this year's general election is the good news.

More fog disruption expected

Low-lying sea fog which has caused significant disruption to travel to and from Wellington in the past 24 hours is expected to further disrupt operations this evening, Air New Zealand said.

Flights resume at Wellington Airport

Flights are resuming at Wellington Airport this afternoon after a thick, heavy fog lifted over the city, paving the way for one of the hottest days of the year.

Hero driver saves truckie

A school principal prevented a likely fatal accident by jumping into a 29-tonne truck veering across State Highway 1 after its driver had passed out at the wheel.

Traffic woes begone

Hollywood heart-throb George Clooney zooms around in one - now an Auckland man sees it as the ticket to beating the Super City's traffic congestion woes.

Wellington expressway gets green light

A 16km expressway north of Wellington has had resource consent granted by a Board of Inquiry.

Cyclists ride to remember

Tina McCullough doesn't cycle much now - she hasn't had the confidence since her sister Jane Farrelly was killed last year.

Parking error hits drivers

More than 200 motorists have been mistakenly referred to a debt collector for not paying parking fines - despite not being sent reminder notices about their bills.

$250m fast-track offer derailed

PM John Key has rebuffed a $250m offer from Auckland Mayor Len Brown to kick-start the $2.86b City Rail Link, saying it's on track for 2020.

Editorial: Mayor's cash offer for rail premature and unwise

Mayor Len Brown sounds keener than ever, for obvious reasons, to see work start on the Auckland central rail link. He needs to be seen to be effective again.

Mayor's $250m offer to PM

Auckland Mayor Len Brown is offering $250 million of the city's money to kick-start the $2.86 billion underground rail project before the Govt starts contributing.

Brian Rudman: About-face verges on laughable

Bad loser to the end, AT has finally caved in and admitted it was all bluster, writes Brian Rudman. It has no power to force neighbouring residents to mow AT's adjacent roadside berm.