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Plans make a dent in transport backlog
https://www.aa.co.nz/about/newsroom/media-releases/funding/plans-make-a-dent-in-transport-backlog/
The National Land Transport Programme details how much money is being allocated, and the Transit New Zealand 10-year State Highway Forecast details which projects will receive the funding and when...
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PetrolWatch May 2006
https://www.aa.co.nz/about/newsroom/media-releases/fuel/petrolwatch-may-2006/
During May there were minor movements in the price of crude oil, the New Zealand dollar exchange rate, and the cost of refined product and shipping.
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AA supports slow down near schools campaign
The AA supports the Police’s new road safety education campaign reminding drivers to slow down near schools. The campaign commences tomorrow to coincide with the start of the school year.
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AA congratulates Government on a fantastic budget
The Minister of Finance, Dr Michael Cullen, announced in the Budget today:
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PetrolWatch April 2006
https://www.aa.co.nz/about/newsroom/media-releases/fuel/petrolwatch-april-2006/
In New Zealand petrol prices increased 14 cents per litre during April, ending at $1.709 per litre for 91 octane petrol, up from $1.569 at the beginning of the month.
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Talk of increasing regional petrol taxes premature
“It’s time for the government and other planners to take a longer-term view of New Zealand’s transport needs.
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Levin motorist wins reprieve from fuel price hikes
Mrs Pitihara is the lucky winner of $1000 worth of BP petrol vouchers, simply because she renewed the motor vehicle license for her trailer at the local AA Centre.
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Canterbury faces major traffic gridlock within 10 years
Christchurch is heading the way of Auckland, according to the AA.
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PetrolWatch March 2006
https://www.aa.co.nz/about/newsroom/media-releases/fuel/petrolwatch-march-2006/
The latest increase heralds the highest ever price recorded for 91 octane since AA PetrolWatch began monitoring prices in 1999.
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Motorists unlikely to accept road pricing options
“Auckland motorists are already paying more money through petrol tax than is currently being spent on the roads.