
Roads reopen after 20,000 people march for Palestine through Auckland
Tens of thousands have taken part in the march from Aotea Square to Victoria Park.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Heavy showers are also expected to affect the city during peak evening travel hours.
Employees owed $452,000 in wages, salaries; liquidator unsure they will get their money.
Hundreds of mourners travelled across Auckland for Ulaiasi Pulete's funeral.
The video shows the car narrowly missing kids on bikes on Travis Road in Christchurch. Video / Christchurch Dash Cams
It comes as Parliament progresses congestion-charging legislation.
The police's Eagle helicopter helped monitor the anti-social road behaviour.
Motorists are advised to drive cautiously, especially those in high-sided vehicles.
Contractors have fixed a problem with fire safety systems in part of the tunnel.
NZTA advises motorists to consider using SH59 for travel north, not Transmission Gully.
Commuters should expect delays and take extra care when driving across the bridge.
OPINION: Court says no to Auckland Transport's attempts to calm traffic in seaside suburb.
The typhoon hit central Vietnam and winds of up to 130km/h tore roofs off homes.
The Government and Auckland Council are funding an effort to remove level crossings.
The driver was allegedly weaving through traffic in a dangerous manner.
A person is in critical condition after a truck crashed into a barrier on SH16.
Petrol vehicles will shift from fuel tax to road-user charges.
Te Poi Rd is closed near the SH24 and SH29 intersections southeast of Matamata.
A man was pronounced deceased at the scene, say police.
A band of rain is moving over Auckland, making driving conditions poor.
At one point the footage captures the motorist missing a large truck by centimetres.
A section of Auckland's Southern Motorway was down to one lane while crews repaired it.
Police have now destroyed the devices found near a man’s body in Highbrook on Tuesday.
It will add up to 125 vehicle movements an hour on local roads.
Auckland faces isolated gusts up to 100km/h in exposed areas.
Emergency services are responding to a two-vehicle crash which has closed SH29.
Power was cut to 21,529 customers at 12.30pm in Tauranga.
The vehicles have now been moved but delays are expected ahead of rush hour.
Noise disturbance from 1.30am is just one of the key concerns expressed in the Whatatutu Mangatū petition.