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OPINION: Herald readers write about the decision not to fund the new ferries, and more.

Nicola Willis is promising to lift the lid on Labour's so-called 'fiscal cliffs'.

The road is expected to be closed for several hours.

The Government and Wellington councils have put LGWM out of its misery.

The Government says it will publish a report on the EV law, but not before voting begins.

Westfield vows to deliver food and drink to customers if trapped in car park.

Developer Andrew Krukziener says deal being worked up for site is 'smoke and mirrors'.

There are 71 slips still impacting Kaipara roads after multiple severe weather events.

Mayor Wayne Brown says the costs are unjustifiable.

The options were created to include the community and pressure the district council.

Northland businesses are rallying to get better state highways for the 'isolated north'.

An economist thinks the arrival of Chinese EVs will see uptake soar.

Schoolchildren should have choices other than the motorway, says Wayne Brown.

The reopening of the road brings a welcome economic boost to the Coromandel Peninsula.

Waka Kotahi hasn't accepted any claims for vehicle damage in three years.

The hull has been damaged and there is a small hole above the water line.

The airline is thinking big as it faces more disruption due to engine issues.

When it comes to fixing potholes in your district, it all comes down to funding.

'There will be an inevitable impact for people who travel through this area.'

A Commerce Commission investigation into the Cook Strait ferry company is ongoing.

The sector says a new report highlights the instability of the project pipeline.

'This isn't concentrated to just one area, it's network-wide.'

National will open Labour's closet, revealing the skeletons inside.

A trial of the cameras found motorists driving over three times the speed limit.

National's Chris Bishop says the project is dead and light rail is not on the table.

Tamatha Paul says the broadcaster can be hurtful to communities she represents.

The transport company was now considering 'applicable emission targets for the group'.

OPINION: A previous cost escalation for the Interislander project was as large as $1b.

If National and Act are elected, the Clean Car Discount is on the scrap pile.