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Transport projects weighed up

Deliberations to prioritise more than 200 transport projects proposed by Otago's local authorities are under way, as part of a regional bid for funding from the New Zealand Transport Agency.

Road repairs could cost $50,000

The cost of damage to Queenstown's roading network caused during last month's gale-force winds could be as much as $50,000.

Butel Rd traffic solutions canvassed

A temporary traffic-management solution could be on the way for Butel Rd, near Arrowtown, while debate continues about its potential closure.

Anzac Avenue death trap

For cyclists, Anzac Avenue has been a death trap in the past. Cars with inconsiderate drivers opening the doors without checking parked on along the side of the road, log trucks speeding down the road as if they own it.

Big snows test QLDC

Big snows test QLDC

Issues with winter maintenance of skifield access roads - particularly Coronet Peak Rd - have to be solved quickly, Queenstown Lakes District Council transport manager Denis Mander says.

Upgrade of Hensman Rd continuing

Work on Hensman Rd continues this week with road closures taking place to enable the road structure and shape to be upgraded, the Queenstown Lakes District Council says.

Dusty roads may need monitoring

Dusty roads may need monitoring

Dirty, dusty Dunedin roads may need better monitoring to ensure air-pollution standards are not being breached in the central city, despite differing opinions from local councils about how serious the problem really is.

Rate us in survey on road safety action: council

The Queenstown Lakes District Council is keen to find out how the community views council's response, after two major snow events in the past two weeks.

Maintaining Otago roads a priority

Future investment in Otago's transport network is likely to be prioritised towards maintaining the region's highways and roads, with the potential for diverting more freight options towards rail, and pushing for ongoing improvements to travel safety.

SH88 realignment repairs required

Repairs to the surface of the $13.1 million State Highway 88 realignment behind the Forsyth Barr Stadium have been needed since it opened to traffic on Monday.

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