
Plasterer faces jail after blowing nearly five times limit
Thomas Daley faces another stint behind bars after drink driving again.
Thomas Daley faces another stint behind bars after drink driving again.
Greally called the results of the prevention operation "really disappointing".
COMMENT: Gavin Hawthorn's case exemplifies a lot of what is wrong with our justice system.
A Hamilton man has been charged with dangerous driving and sustained loss of traction.
The Auckland Mayor says its "not good enough" six new red light cameras can't be enforced.
Programme helps offenders step off treadmill returning them to jail repeatedly
The alcohol interlock licence allows offenders to still drive to work and doing errands
Disciplinary Tribunal deregisters one drink-driver but lets another keep teaching.
A car key in a youth's hand instead of a jail key in a warder's . . . it's a no-brainer.
Survey caught 671 motorists on phones at one spot in 7 hours 15 mins.
A study reveals the best and worst star signs for driving.
Over at least 10 years men have consistently been charged at least three times more often.
The young driver who was distracted by his mobile phone also has a lengthy driving record.
COMMENT: Traffic laws could work better with rewards, not fines.
COMMENT: A speeding fine hurts poor people far more - so why not link it to income?
Tourist has keys taken just hours after landing and starting out on a holiday.
The car spent 20 minutes hooning through Papamoa, police say.
Demerit points will not be introduced for people failing to belt up in New Zealand.
Canterbury Police are urging motorists to slow down.
A judge calls the case of a man who committed nearly 70 dangerous offences "most unusual".
Child aged about 8 seen driving kids and a goat down the street in Coromandel town.
Man who hit and killed a horse and severely injured TV journalist has been found guilty.
Karen Rutherford was riding a horse when Peng Wang's people mover collided with her.
The truck driver who ploughed into a motorway overpass, bringing Auckland to a standstill has been sentenced.
A police officer was almost in tears after stopping a four-wheel drive crammed with 13 people.
More Kiwis are being fined for mobile phone offences than for drink driving, according to the latest data from NZ Police.
A repeat drink driver offender wants to ensure he stays off the road when he's intoxicated, but ACC refuse to fund his alcohol interlock.