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Eden Park passes test

Two tests were held last night at Eden Park - one on the pitch and another outside the ground.

KiwiRail considers freight exit options

<i>Cartoon</i>: The week that was, part 1

Plane with 'problem' lands in Dunedin

Rail crossing vandalism putting lives at risk

Auckland platform woes can be fixed - ARTA

A rail platform which won't be long enough for new three-car units to be used from 2013 can be extended in the future.

Auckland Airport buys up quarter of Queenstown Airport

Auckland International Airport is now the owner of 24.9pc of Queenstown Airport, in a $27.7m deal with Queenstown Lakes District Council.

ARC boss furious new rail platform too short for trains

Auckland rail officials have been accused of "incompetence on a grand scale" for building a platform too short for the trains it will serve.

Seat belts saved Northland bus tourists

<i>Jeff Wells:</i> Spanning the gap between art and artful engineering

<i>Brian Rudman:</i> Trust must stand up to fight the bug

Contractors lining up for $2b bonanza

Aviation industry growing strongly, report finds

$2 billion on Waterview a waste, say Greens

The Green Party says Auckland's $2 billion Waterview connection won't solve the city's transport problems.

NZTA hopes to save year on western ring route

Air NZ slams 'speculative' comments made over Airbus crash

Air NZ has hit out at an aviation safety specialist's interpretation of what went on before an Airbus A320 crashed into the Mediterranean off France in 2008.

Air NZ crew encouraged test that led to crash - expert

Air New Zealand crew encouraged the pilots of an Airbus 320 to carry out tests minutes before the plane crashed off the coast of France, a specialist said.

Motorists face rego shock with ACC rise

Motorists looking to register their vehicles are in for a shock from Thursday.