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Angry Ugandans 'fishing' in potholes

Bus park horrifies Parnell group

Hybrid-electric buses out of action

Microlight crashes in Taranaki

Fault delays Wellington trains

Taxi drivers offered sonic defence

Taxi operators are being offered a sound "barrier" so intolerable to the ear that its promoter is confident it will neutralise any attacker.

Wrapped poles to keep road toll down

Holiday travellers keeping safer by following rules

By Sunday afternoon last Queen's Birthday Weekend, nine people had died on the roads but police believe drivers are abiding by the rules this year.

Trams make waterfront comeback in time for Cup

Air NZ denies reports of Fijian 'near miss'

Air NZ says reports one of its planes was on a collision course with another aircraft are nothing more than "sensationalist" media coverage.

Investigation launched into near miss over Pacific

An investigation has begun into why a Virgin Australia Boeing 777 and an Air New Zealand 767 were on a collision course in Fiji air space last month.

<i>Ask Phoebe:</i> Dual-voltage systems would ensure compatibility of electric rail services

More cyclists on Auckland city roads

Toll-dodger faces $26,500 in fines

Two cars belonging to one person have made almost 700 trips on the Northern Gateway motorway without paying the $2-a-trip toll - and the owner now faces fines of more than $26,000 if the fees are not paid.

Drug-driving law results in over 100 charges

Transport Minister Steven Joyce says the number of drivers found with drugs in their bloodstream show the law is working as intended.

Motorcyclists to face northern gateway toll