
Nearly half of drivers in alleged VTNZ bribery scandal fail new licence tests
Police have shelved their criminal investigation which is now being handled by the SFO.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Woodhill, Ngātaki, Oruaiti and five other schools will see new limits from this week.
A 32-year-old man faces a charge of careless driving causing death.
Students nearly missed NCEA exams as detours caused delays of up to two hours.
The decision follows a mayoral rebuke and a major backlash from businesses and residents.
Coroner Erin Woolley linked six deaths since 2010 to the same brake design.
Tauranga MP Sam Uffindell urges NZTA to reduce the toll to reflect road works impacts.
An NZTA audit in July uncovered false paperwork used in licence conversions.
Graeme Rabbits was crouching down facing away from the telehandler when the brakes failed.
Two people remain in hospital with critical to serious injuries.
A 110 tonne digger named Hinetūparimaunga has broken through the new tunnel.
Emergency services were called just after 2.30pm.
MetService warns heavy rain, wind and snow could disrupt travel today.
Police say the incident was reported to them and they are making inquiries.
Cold snap brings rain, wind and snow for Labour Day travellers.
The Northland Expressway from Te Hana to Whangārei is expected to boost Northland.
Co-defendant MaxBuild and its director, Munesh 'Max' Kumar, were sentenced last year.
NZTA says Transmission Gully work won’t begin this month, despite plans for October start.
One camera generated $104,270 in fines from May 12 to August 31.
'My whole life I have learnt to mask the impact of my disabilities.'
Police expect the road to reopen in the next few hours.
Homes are being threatened and a family have evacuated in Ruapehu.
Asphalt costs five times more to lay than chip seal on local roads.
The original coating - from 1969 - is reaching the end of its designed life.
The crash has been cleared and the road reopened.
She understood budgets, 'but surely people must count for something'.
NZTA and police have launched investigations into "potentially fraudulent activity".
NZTA and police have both launched investigations into 'potentially fraudulent activity'.
MetService logged 482 lightning strikes off the coast between 4am and 7am.
Wind gusts of up to 120km/h are expected to batter the Canterbury High Country.