Transport
Delays and lost luggage have nothing on British Airways pilot sucked from the windscreen
Flight cancellations, delays and lost luggage - these misfortunes pale against the ordeal of a pilot who got sucked through the windscreen of BA5390.
Ashburton viaduct crashed into three times a year
Three times a year a driver will crash into the Tinwald viaduct which authorities say is clearly signposted.
Speed limit between Masterton and Featherston drops to 80km/h
Wairarapa commuters are outraged at proposed speed reduction plans for a major stretch of highway through Wairarapa, from Featherston to Masterton.
One dead in crash south of Auckland
The Serious Crash Unit is investigating the Hunua accident.
US airports rumble back to life after FAA computer outage causes travel chaos
A problem with the system that alerts pilots to potential hazards has caused mass delays to thousands of flights.
Auckland crash leaves one dead, one critical
Auckland police say one person has died in a crash at Torbay on the North Shore.
Pedestrian dies after collision in Canterbury
Police have confirmed a pedestrian hit by a vehicle on SH1 earlier this afternoon at Woodend has died.
Road to nowhere: why the suburban cul-de-sac is an urban planning dead end
Opinion - The cul-de-sac is a suburban trap. It's virtually useless as a road, doesn't support public transport, cycling or walking, and doesn't work well as a play or gathering place, writes Timothy…
Auckland Council to prioritise communication with commuters over delays, cancellations
Auckland Council's Transport Committee chair says his priority this year will be ensuring commuters get clear communications if city services are delayed or cancelled.
New Manawatū-Hawke's Bay highway construction hits milestone
Work on the new highway between Manawatū and Hawke's Bay is halfway done. Video
Provisional holiday road toll of 21 deaths 'an absolute tragic period'
Police say poor driving decisions have had devastating consequences on the road this summer. Audio
Why do people tailgate? One theory may be too close for comfort
Analysis - Aggressive tailgating may be a reprimand for going slow, or to make someone move out of the way. Either way, it's a dangerous aspect of human psychology, writes Amanda Stephens*.
Multiple people injured in two-vehicle crash in Queenstown
Several people have been injured following a two vehicle crash near Queenstown this afternoon.
Most Wellington and Porirua buses to run on Saturday timetables until 27 January
Bus services in Wellington city and Porirua will be heavily reduced this month due to the national driver shortage and drivers' annual leave.
Motorcyclist dies after veering into water, another dead in separate SH2 crash
A motorcyclist has died after going off the road and into the water at Waiotahe, Opotiki.
Algae-ridden cruise ship asked to leave New Zealand waters
The Viking Orion first docked in New Zealand in mid-December.
Cruise passengers stranded after fungus halts ship
Hundreds of people were stranded on a cruise ship off Australia's coast after a fungus was found on its hull, and it was denied entry to ports in Dunedin and Christchurch.
Expect more breath-testing now Covid-19 restrictions are gone - police
Police are carrying out significantly fewer roadside breath tests than they used to.
Researchers hope to build New Zealand's biofuel industry
A Rotorua-based research institute hopes to end the country's reliance on imported fossil fuels by establishing a New Zealand bio-energy industry.
Clean car standards for importers take effect today
Clean car standards are now in force, to tackle carbon dioxide emission levels in the transport sector.