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100km/h talking timebombs
Many drivers are flouting the ban on cellphones and police fear talking and texting will lead to more carnage.
Charges over freak fatal motorway accident
A freak road accident where a truck wheel came loose and killed a man in a bus on Auckland's southern motorway earlier this year is heading to court.
61 people killed as trains crash in east India
Two trains collided in east India, killing 61 people and injuring many more.
Cap on oil well kept shut despite leaks
The US government allowed BP to keep the cap shut on its oil well for another day despite news the well is leaking.
Six hurt in Auckland suburb smash
Six people have been injured, two of those seriously, after a head-on crash in the Auckland suburb of Lynfield this morning.
Kiwi pilot fights off passenger during crash landing
NZ pilot Nikola Labes fought off a passenger as she made a miraculous crash landing on an Australian beach.
Teens survive horror van crash
A teenager who walked away from a horror smash that left 11 others in hospital says he woke on the road hearing his friends calling for help.
Eighteen injured in two Bay of Plenty crashes
A second serious crash in the Bay of Plenty has left a mother and five children injured, with four in serious condition in Tauranga hospital.
Jetboat driver to pay reparation to family
A jetboat driver has been fined and ordered to pay reparation to the family of a British tourist killed in a river boat crash in December 2008.
Slow road to recovery for flying instructor
The flying instructor badly injured in Monday's plane crash near Palmerston North has shown promising signs of recovery.
Bosses given ACC safety incentive
Government plans to apply "experience rating" - essentially a no- or low-claims discount on employers' ACC levies - from April next year.