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Focus: Auckland car yard fears for financial future as vandals strike again
NZ4X4S owner Ali Faqeeri has been left to front the bill over a smashed windshield. Video / Corey Fleming
Thieves less likely to target ‘unattractive’ cars, say police
Police urge car owners to take extra caution after spike in car thefts in North Auckland.
10 tips to get your car 'roadtrip ready' this summer
Don't hit the road this summer without checking these 10 things.
Mosston School minions movie raises funds
Primary school about $4000 away from getting a new artificial turf for sports.
Delay not a factor in man's death
A man who was trapped in his crashed car beneath live wires for almost two hours probably would have died even if there wasn't a delay in treating him, a coroner has found.
Victims of fatal U-turn crash named
The four people who died in a horrific crash on State Highway One yesterday when a Range Rover did a U-turn into the path of a logging truck have been named.
Truck driver 'haunted' by crash
Driver of a 44-tonne logging truck was powerless to prevent a collision that killed four people and left a boy, 8, fighting for his life.
Live wire fatal: Mother haunted by death
The heartbroken mother of a man who died in a car crash while power lines prevented his rescue says she lies awake at night visualising his painful death.
Live wire death: New policies introduced
A raft of new policies have been introduced in the wake of a fatal car crash in which a man died in front of rescuers eyes as they waited for power lines to be switched off.
Map mix-up led to delays at Onehunga crash site
An electrical engineer tasked with cutting power to a crash site where a man lay trapped inside his car, surrounded by power lines, did not call an operations centre for help despite being unable to find a substation for about an hour.