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Ford Australia to cut 300 jobs
Three hundred Ford workers will lose their jobs in June as the car company reduces production at its Victorian manufacturing plants as it prepares to cease manufacturing.
Global gaze on Northland
This year's eighth running of the International Rally of Whangarei has confirmed Czech Republic Skoda factory personnel will be among the nationalities involved in the two-day gravel competition that will swell the region's population in April.
NZ's first and only SLS Black arrives
New Zealand's first and only Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Black has arrived for a lucky AMG enthusiast in Christchurch.
Motorsport: V8 Enforcer is still on track
Former V8 Supercars champion Russell Ingall has agreed to a deal with Holden outfit Lucas Dumbrell Motorsport to contest his 19th straight season.
Council windscreen washer wipeout
'We have to get police to take their buckets.' Auckland Council wants more power to ban and penalise windscreen washers at intersections.
Super Bowl ad: 'Morpheus' introduces the new Kia
In the carmaker's third-quarter ad to introduce its K900 luxury sedan, Laurence Fishburne reprises his Matrix role as Morpheus and displays some surprising operatic skills.
Motorsport: Consistent racing puts Tang in front
Singaporean driver Andrew Tang was grinning from ear to ear as he left the Hampton Downs racetrack last night as the points leader in the Toyota Racing Series.
Tide alert to road users
King tides are due to wash up on Auckland's shores just after 10am today, and the New Zealand Transport Agency is warning people to take extra care on coastal roads.
Me and my car: Dylan Thomsen
Dylan Thomsen is communications adviser in the AA Motoring Affairs team in Wellington, focusing on improving road safety, being the motorist's champion and pushing for better roads and transport infrastructure.
VW opens way for unions
US labour leaders are closing in on a decades-long goal of organising a factory run by a foreign car-maker, thanks to a bridgehead opened up at Volkswagen.
Fine dodgers could lose licence
Fine dodgers could lose their driver's licence under strict new sanctions that come into effect later this month.
Speedway: Chequered flag for venue
The clock is ticking on Western Springs as a speedway venue, with the popular sport "almost certain" to move from the historic Central Auckland venue.