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Whangarei-Auckland railway line could be mothballed

Splurge on BMWs Internal Affairs' decision - Key

Prime Minister John Key says the decision to spend millions of dollars on 34 BMW limousines was made by the Department of Internal Affairs and signed off by the previous government.

Bike to the office and enjoy a free feed

Bribed with a free breakfast, many people will be leaving their cars in the garage and choosing to cycle to work today for National Go By Bike Day.

Airline frowns on gown

A new bride heading to New Zealand for her wedding photos was told she wasn't allowed to hang her gown on board.

Commuter moves 250 metres in one hour

38 buildings 'in damage zone'

Brand new BMWs for Govt ministers

The Government is selling its three-year-old fleet of 34 luxury limos and replacing them with new BMWs, which the Green Party says is an outrageous expense when ministers are telling everyone else to tighten their belts.

<i>Ask Phoebe:</i> Cleaning up the railway corridor

80 tonne crane blocks SH1

Plane in crash landing 'robust'

The manufacturer of a plane forced to crash land without its nose wheel in Blenheim has defended its safety record.

Mainfreight profits surge 27pc on offshore sales

<i>Ask Phoebe:</i> Drivers tricked by exit aimed at trucks

Fears then applause as plane lands

Eric Thompson: Flash me - I won't be offended

Most New Zealand drivers have a nucleotide buried in their DNA that imparts some sort of God-given right to do what the hell they like.

Air NZ links up with Abu Dhabi

Brian Rudman: Jibber-jabber better left at plane door

Air NZ to offer flights to the Middle East

<i>Jacqueline Smith</i>: The drawbacks of new comforts

I was most excited to be flying home from Los Angeles on the second flight of Air New Zealand's brand new Boeing 777-300ER. I had read glowing reviews of first, business and even cattle class.