
Nearly 1900 vehicles stolen in Northland in six months
Ten vehicles per day stolen, police data reveals.
Ten vehicles per day stolen, police data reveals.
It's difficult to have confidence in the $7.4b plan given its history, but we must dig in.
The Herald has analysed decades of data to see how crime has changed in Aotearoa.
Justice Minister Kiri Allan was given the wrong speech to read. Video / Parliament TV
A "large sum of money" is yet to be recovered by police.
New York Times: Despite billions in Western investment, China is streets ahead.
Half of the city's major projects are facing problems.
Some of those surveyed are so keen, they'd be open to spontaneous travel on NZ roads.
The woman was fined $18,000 for a similar crime in 2016.
"It was just a mass coming down the hill."
Police responded to reports of a car being stolen on McClymonts Rd, Albany.
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More fleeing drivers prompts tough legislation: cars seized and stronger penalties.
Tesla NZ to face the Motor Vehicle Disputes Tribunal for the second time.
International Rally of Whangārei kicks off with ceremonial start in central city.
$30k loan for $7k car shows major car finance overhaul needed, Consumer NZ says.
Court allows four vehicles owned by late drug dealer to be sold.
Jeffrey Ilott was on his hands and knees clearing out guttering when he was run over.
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Transport Minister Michael Wood says there are more Toyotas than Teslas being sold as the Government rejigs the feebate EV scheme. Video / NZ Herald
The Government will hike fees and cut rebates as the EV policy is too successful.
Acting Prime Minister Carmel Sepuloni speaks with Newstalk ZB's Mike Hosking as the Government rejigs feebate EV scheme and revelations that more than $300m in Auckland fuel tax has been left unspent. Video / Newstalk ZB
Big crowds turn out to experience petrolhead heaven in Kaikohe, Kerikeri and Waitangi.
We were into Northland proper and the Auckland money ran out.
Road closure would have also stopped some Kerikeri residents driving home.
Community leaders support calls for safe venues after illegal street racing gatherings.
Shoppers still have free parking for up to three hours in the main carpark.
Opinion: It was hoped the threat of car crushing would be a deterrent to illegal racing.