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NZTA received criticism from multiple levels before making the decision to postpone works.
More than 200 maintenance jobs were completed during the week-long closure.
Students nearly missed NCEA exams as detours caused delays of up to two hours.
Ray Dumble says cancellations affected services on Monday night and Tuesday.
OPINION: Police will start random saliva tests in Wellington from December.
The decision follows a mayoral rebuke and a major backlash from businesses and residents.
Motorists report journeys taking up to two hours to drive between Rotorua suburbs.
Coroner Erin Woolley linked six deaths since 2010 to the same brake design.
Abseilers will clear loose rocks and vegetation from the Ruahihi Bluffs.
The Securetec DrugWipe 3 S can detect cannabis, methamphetamine, Ecstasy and cocaine.
OPINION: The regime will go a long way towards making our roads safer.
'Don’t harass or yell at the volunteers on the ground. That isn’t cool at all.'
Noise and disruption over the next four years are unavoidable, Chris Bishop says.
ANALYSIS: Is the brain drain distorting our own unemployment rate?
The start of the SH30A resurfacing has been delayed by six days.
An NZTA audit in July uncovered false paperwork used in licence conversions.
The key part of the project is raising a 440m section of highway to link with stopbanks.
A passenger in the car died and two others were critically injured in the crash.
31 people were injured in the crash between a bus and car.
A passing motorist filmed the blaze on Transmission Gully this morning.
Crews will work Monday to Saturday, around the clock, to speed up repairs.
OPINION: It is up to each motorcyclist to be as safe as possible.
NZ Police is not ruling out criminal investigations after 30,000 tests were falsified.
About 30,000 alcohol breath tests were found to have been falsified.
More than 100 police staff are under investigation over 30,000 fake tests.
CCTV showed Jack MacConnell riding between 124km/h and 156km/h before impact.
The Northland Corridor could cost up to $18.3b, which Mayor Brown says is too expensive.
Two people remain in hospital with critical to serious injuries.
Emergency services treated several people with moderate to serious injuries.