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.
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News2018 provisional road toll 380, worst in nine years
A total of 380 people died in vehicle accidents in New Zealand in 2018, according to the provision number of road deaths released today.
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Traffic warning for holiday goers
People are not wasting time to get out of Auckland for the New Year break, unfortunately for some, they are still a long way from their destination.
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Free public transport in Auckland to avoid drink driving
Auckland buses and trains are providing free transport from 4pm today as police warn of increased drink-driving on the Friday before Christmas.
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Summer holiday road toll starts today
New Zealanders are being urged to take extra care on this road this summer holiday with the official road toll period starting at 4pm today.
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NewsHigh numbers of faulty Takata airbags remain in regions
Government figures show more than 36,000 vehicles are estimated to still have faulty Takata alpha-type airbags and those in regional communities have high numbers in need of repair.
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NewsNew railway line to Marsden Point being investigated by KiwiRail
KiwiRail has started to investigating what's under the ground to build a proposed new railway branching off the North Auckland Line.
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World's first air taxi coming to NZ
Air New Zealand has signed an agreement with an American based company to bring the world's first air taxi service to Aotearoa.
