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Fyfa Dawson, 19, died after being hit by a truck at a temporary traffic management site.

We are getting on with building infrastructure — not just announcing it.

They were inspecting sewage pipes in Gyoda when the accident occurred.

Chris Bishop's housing targets for Auckland are seen as overly aggressive.

Mahé Drysdale emphasised designing a system that works for local communities.

'I would have preferred to stay in New Zealand,' says Sweeney.

The road rebuild in Northland cost $47 million over nine months.

Winston Peters disagreed with Treasury, citing higher economic value.

Land Search and Rescue will receive $30.1 million to support volunteer operations.

Restricted licence test so difficult and complex that full test is 'unnecessary'.

OPINION: Counting road cones 'almost certainly a waste of everyone’s time'.

Maxwell emphasises the importance of rangatahi driving safely and responsibly.

Transport Minister Chris Bishop said the NZTA board has endorsed the project.

New visa scrutiny targets applicants from China and Hong Kong.

OPINION: Effective action on drink-driving shows potential for a drug-driving crackdown.

The te reo sign read 'Taihoa' and 'Haere' instead of 'Stop' and 'Go'.

OPINION: We must build to grow, a belief our Governments should be reminded of.

The news comes as the provisional national road death toll for the month almost doubled.

'People buying an EV need confidence that they can charge where and when they need to.'

OPINON: Over 80% of NZ's electricity comes from renewable sources, benefiting EVs.

The project was first announced in August.

OPINION: Shipping carries 99% of New Zealand's trade by volume.

Chris Bishop announced changes hoped to make getting a full licence easier and quicker.

Ex-Transport Secretary Audrey Sonerson was appointed to the role in April.

The changes are open for consultation from tomorrow.

The speed limit applies to a 17.7km stretch from Curletts Road to Weedons Road.

OPINION: Auckland’s Future Fund aims to reduce reliance on rates for infrastructure.

Project Auckland: Under Brown, the council has clawed some power back from Wellington.

The RMS Niagara was sunk by German mines in the Hauraki Gulf in 1940.