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Bus driver stabbed ‘below his heart’ with hunting knife after Hop card malfunction

The driver had allowed a passenger to ride for free, but he became enraged anyway.

'Beloved husband': Co-driver died on wedding aniversary in rally crash

His best mate says he was a person who 'lived and loved life'.

KiwiRail slumps to $407m loss on Interislander write-offs

The half-year result doesn't include the cost of breaking the shipbuilding contract.

Petrol pumps back online after day-long outage blamed on leap year glitch

The curse of February 29 hits Waitomo, Gull and Allied pumps along with BP truckstops.

Final surfacing works to close SH1 offramps at Rangiriri

NZTA hopes the section of the Waikato Expressway will be up to 110km/h by Easter.

Opinion: Talkfests and Nimbyism ruining our roads and housing

OPINION: Some will always oppose the changes that others advocate.

'Beloved husband', promising teen: Tributes for two killed in rally crash

The rally driver and his co-pilot died on Sunday after their car was submerged in a river.

'World's most predictable problem': SH1 Brynderwyns closure angers truckies

A group representing NZ trucking firms is calling for long-term transport planning.

AT puts security guards on closed Meola Rd to protect workers

The closure was recently extended for three more months until the end of April.

‘Not since a kid’: Ministers reveal their last trips across Cook Strait

The Govt defends scrapping new ferries, saying building and selling them is a bad idea.

Christopher Luxon addresses the last time he used the Cook Strait ferry

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon answers questions about the last time he used the Cook Strait ferry and how he can be certain the ferry service is safe. Video / Mark Mitchell

SH1 delays to be expected for next few months in Waikato

Journeys between Taupiri, and Ohakea in the lower North Island are affected.

Simon Wilson: The straight talking we really need to hear from Luxon

OPINION: National Party faithful love hearing that other people will be doing it tough.

'Defies common sense': Seller refused refund for rain-damaged $2000 e-scooter

Tribunal: It 'defies common sense' for the seller to suggest it couldn't get wet.

Fury over 'woke' changes to London's beloved Tube Line map

Politicians have lashed out at the $16.45 million rebrand.

Luxon's shots fired at Labour over transport cash - but did they land?

Christopher Luxon's $200b hole claim doesn't quite pass the sniff test.

NZTA backtracks after panicking motorists on Harbour Bridge inaccessibility

Aucklanders are still being advised to be prepared for a swathe of roadworks.

Letters: Red tape strangling NZ; truancy fines work; end of Eden Park

OPINION: 'Eden Park has had its day, it is time for something ambitious.'