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Simon Wilson: The backlash against better streets

Better rules for changing street use and a big decision for cycling on the harbour bridge.

'Game changer': Smart speed cameras could be in use within months

Law changes could allow them to be used against more offences including tailgating.

New rules let councils take over bus and ferry services

Councils will be able to nationalise services under new rules.

Does Uber's $1.2b economic claim stack up?

While hospitality battles to make a profit, Uber says it contributed $1.2b to NZ economy.

School run shake-up: Plan to target vehicle drop-offs, pick-ups to encourage kids to walk

Minister says parents will still be able to drive their kids to school.

The new decarbonisation fuel frontier for NZ truckies

New Zealand's first hydrogen production and refuelling network takes shape.

'Preaching to the choir': Govt's $638k ad spend on half-price public transport slammed

Transport Minister says it made sense to focus on Kiwis who were 'really open to it'.

Taxpayers in the dark over final cost of Transmission Gully

Almost a year on and NZTA is still negotiating the final price tag.

Spot the mistake: Error on gigantic highway sign confuses drivers

Can you see what keen-eyed drivers spotted?

Supply chain leaders gather to chew over future for under-pressure sector

Covid has only highlighted issues that were already arising.

Pothole penis painter returns with new ploy amid rise of roadwork vigilantes

Aucklander Geoff Upson's online pothole campaign is generating thousands of views online.

HWR CEO on company's hybrid hydrogen truck trial

HW Richardson chief executive Anthony Jones on his company's hybrid hydrogen truck pilot, and hydrogen refuelling plans. Video / George Heard

Deep South Milford teaser trailer

Is it too late to save Milford Sound or has it been 'lost to tourism'. Made with funding from NZ On Air. Video / Crux Productions

Deep South Milford

The Herald is proud to present the first episode of a major new investigative documentary series Deep South produced and presented by Crux Productions. Made with funding from NZ On Air. Video / Crux Productions

Scrapping roads will pay for free public transport in Auckland, says lobby group

Efeso Collins has given no details of how he will fund free public transport.

Section of Transmission Gully closes for repairs, big pothole spotted

One motorist encountered a pothole that 'could have ripped the tyre clean off' his car.