Auckland has reached 100 million public transport trips in the past year, making this the biggest year for buses, trains and ferry travel in the city since 1951.
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NewsExpect delays on Auckland motorways after car fire
New Zealand Police say to take alternative routes to work this morning after a car fire on State Highway 20 in Auckland this morning.
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Te reo roll-out for Auckland's Link buses
Auckland's InnerLink buses are set to offer next stop announcements in te reo Māori following the success of the Māori language service announcements on the city's trains.
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Kareponia road signs vandalised
Electronic speed feedback signs have been vandalised in Kaingaroa in the Far North.
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Road toll reaches 20 in first week of April
A fatal car crash in Auckland last night has added to a total of 20 fatalities on NZ roads in the first week of April, including a devastating crash near Taupō last Monday which killed five family members.
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Kuia bursts with pride at woman defending te reo on trains
A 70-year-old kuia says she was filled with delight when a non-Māori woman stood up for te reo Māori on an Auckland train recently.
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NZ's newest rail line a step closer for Northland
KiwiRail has finished the first stage of its investigations into a 20km branch line to Northport at Marsden Point and will begin the next stage of exploration this year.
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Ngāi Tahu Tourism goes electric
One of New Zealand’s leading tourism operators, Ngāi Tahu Tourism, will adopt electric vehicle chargers at some of its businesses, helping to expand the national EV charging network.
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Think your commute is bad? Major mugging every 3 hours on PNG route
Residents of the Papua New Guinea capital of Port Moresby have more reason than most to complain about their daily commute after reports that a major mugging incident occurs along the city’s Boroko-town route every three hours.
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Safety upgrades for rural Tairāwhiti roads
High-risk areas on rural roads around Gisborne will receive $20mil in government funding for improved safety measures in response to the rising road toll. The Safety Boost Programme will enable NZTA to implement upgrades on the ground quickly.
