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Ex-Wilson Parking boss denies using secrets to build rival parking business
Wilson Parking claims Peter Turner plotted his exit and lined up future clients.
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Editorial: Parking pain shows our car obsession runs deep
OPINION: Rotorua Lakes Council's new parking system has sparked strong local backlash.
‘Stay home’: Dunedin on alert as heavy rain arrives earlier than expected
MetService says flooding and slips could threaten lives in Dunedin and Clutha.
Petrol prices drop under $3 a litre – but have they fallen quickly enough?
The average price of unleaded 91 is the lowest in more than three months.
Major Auckland rail closure to disrupt Matariki travel as CRL opening edges closer
The full rail closure runs from Thursday July 9 to Sunday July 12.
Auckland Transport pushes ahead with Ponsonby paid parking plan
Auckland Transport says 76% of Ponsonby parking will remain free.
As funding cliff approaches, Government might not publish road plan before election
Chris Bishop said a new transport plan might not be published by November.
Thomas Coughlan: There's one big problem with Labour’s transport promise - and the coalition can’t tell you what it is
OPINION: Labour's transport policy relies on spending money that isn't there.
Why Labour's $20 public transport cap is about more than cheaper fares
Has Hipkins just given us the first glimpse of Labour's election strategy?
NZ's speed camera capital crowned as locals question why they're getting more
Can you guess where the most speed cameras are in New Zealand?
Nothing to fear on Wellington trains after derailment, official says
Investigators from KiwiRail and TAIC are examining the cause of the derailment.
Editorial: Councils converting to coinless parking should consider options to lessen impact
OPINION: Paywave parking payments have surcharges, while online is not accessible for all.
Concrete block stopped runaway Wellington train crashing into someone's backyard
Investigators from KiwiRail and TAIC are examining the cause of last night's derailment.
NZ First's Jones brands WorkSafe fuel tank requirements at Marsden Pt 'overkill'
WorkSafe New Zealand says it is ensuring work can proceed safely.
From light rail to new ferries – whopping cost of stop-start infrastructure projects revealed
New research finds delays and uncertainty cost taxpayers an estimated $11.8 billion.
Editorial: People need to stop being reckless and take driving more seriously
OPINION: Many fatal and serious injury crashes are preventable.
How AT hopes to fix one of Auckland’s worst traffic bottlenecks
Residents say traffic delays along the congested road can add an hour to their commute.
Editorial: What Wellington's Te Ara Tupua says about good infrastructure
OPINION: A $349m, 4.5km section of Te Ara Tupua from Ngauranga to Petone has just opened.
'The toots say it all': Ministers visit future Waikato Expressway extension
The $1.77b project will build a 16km four-lane highway near Karāpiro.
Energy security shift: Kiwis turn to EVs, solar and generators as bills bite
Kerikeri power prices sit about 20% above the national average.
'Previous Governments let it rot': Peters trumpets $1b Budget funding for rail
Winston Peters says it's about putting rail assets to work once again.
Crews work to recover acid tanker after late-night rollover
Around 200 litres of hydrochloric acid spilled after the tanker rolled on Tokoroa road.
Auckland's first hybrid electric ferry will run on diesel
Electric dreams are on hold with a downtown charger way behind schedule.
Queenstown told to double infrastructure in 15 years or face gridlock
A proposed gondola-style network is among multiple new transport ideas.
'Bridge of fools': Auckland Mayor at odds with Govt's plan for second harbour crossing
'I understand bridges better than professors of bridges', says Wayne Brown.
LNG terminal back on after April Cabinet decision
The Government has recommitted to building an import terminal for liquefied natural gas.
Govt tackles fuel crisis with books $8.4b in the red ... which isn't as bad as expected
Crown accounts for the nine months to March are faintly better than forecast.
Government announces who gets prioritised in event of major fuel crisis
The Government has set out rules for who can get access to fuel in the event of crisis.
Editorial: Could regional passenger trains make a comeback?
OPINION: Tickets for the Kaimai Express heritage trip sold out within 48 hours.
'People have died when they didn't need to': Calls for tougher WoF and driver training
WoF veteran Frank Lundberg is pushing for safer cars and drivers across Northland.