Steven Joyce

The Automobile Association says further roading improvements are needed to lower the road toll in Waikato. Audio

The National-led government has raised fresh criticism of Labour's tax policy, saying it would add 18 billion dollars to net debt over the next fifteen years. Audio

A vocal critic of the Government's planned upgrade of the stretch of State Highway between Auckland and Northland has renewed his calls for the project to be scrapped because the land is more more… Audio

Joining me in the studio now is the Minister for Transport and Telecommunications and associate Minister for Infrastructure, Steven Joyce. Audio

The Government's making it easier to build new toll roads and to use public private partnerships for funding under proposed changes to land transport laws. Audio

Restrictions on foreign ownership of Telecom shares will only apply to its network arm, after Telecom splits into two separate companies. Audio

More from Christchurch now, and the Education Minister says liquefaction is causing a major problem for six or seven schools in the eastern suburbs. Audio

Hundreds of thousands people have been ticketed in the past five years for not making it click. The Automobile Association and others say the Government needs to re-focus on seat belt wearing to save… Audio

A National Cyber Security Centre is being set up charged with preventing attacks on Government agencies. Audio

Police are lowering their speed tolerance to just 4 kilometres over the speed limit for all public holidays, starting with this Queen's Birthday weekend. Audio

Len Brown responds to the Transport Minister, Steven Joyce. Audio

The Communications Minister, Steven Joyce responds. Audio

MPs have been told there's no need for the Tertiary Education Minister to meddle in how tertiary institutions use the student services levy. Audio

An extra 42 million dollars is going to be spent on training people to rebuild Canterbury. Audio

Drivers snapped by police speed cameras could find they receive demerit points on their licence, as well as a fine. The change is being considered by the Transport Minister, Steven Joyce, as part of a… Audio

The Government is planning to increase the number of speed cameras and give speeding drivers demerit points instead of fines, in a new plan to help lower the road toll. Audio

The Transport Minister, Steven Joyce. Audio

Now to the petrol pump where there's at last some relief for motorists, with a new fuel tax being put on hold. Audio

Harsher penalties to punish drivers who fail to licence and register their vehicles are being introduced to try to prevent fraud and stop people dodging payments. Audio

The state of the Government's books is affecting the new vision plan for Auckland due to be released today. Audio