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Police and Hato Hone St John responded to at least two crashes in Auckland last night.

Full road closure is needed for night work on the intersection.

Concrete roads are said to be 17% cheaper over their lifespan, better for the environment.

Gisborne implemented reduced speed limits in July, supported by public consultation.

Dave Rodger's injuries were so severe, police prepared for a homicide investigation.

The police admit there was an issue with cameras detecting truck speeds at this site.

'We lost four days of work since we started work in this area, all because of rain.'

Emergency services called to South Waikato crash.

'We need a minimum ground temperature of 13C to carry out pavement works.'

A councillor was alerted to the issue by an NZTA staff member.

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A new supermarket and shopping centre will be enabled by the proposed SH1 roundabout.

Cabinet knows higher speeds are dangerous but it's had no advice on the economic benefits.

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Full closures on SH1 Ngāruawāhia this month; expect delays and detours.

Waihī Beach Rd, Kennedy Rd and Dickey Flat Rd dropped to 80km per hour speed limits.

Originally, NZTA planned for a second SH1 closure between Ātiamuri to Wairākei.

One person in critical condition was transported to Auckland Hospital.

It comes after ministers decided on 149 projects for potential fast-tracking.

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An event of some sort will be held to coincide with the reopening.

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A police spokesperson says the bus drove on to a closed road in the snowy conditions.

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'Reconnecting communities safely and quickly following natural disasters is critical.'

“There will still be some fire activity at the site for the foreseeable future."

One person died at the scene.