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Driver damages every road sign on 18km journey of destruction
Stop signs and road warning signs were all destroyed.
Stop signs and road warning signs were all destroyed.
People reportedly rushed to help a woman who lay motionless on Marua Rd.
Driver didn't stop for police, then came a cropper on moderate corner.
The crash took place in Marua Rd and was reported to police at 7.54am.
Police called off chase after speeds of 150km/h; remorseful youth handed himself in.
The AT staffer was shameless and showed no remorse, said a witness.
There's a noticeable reduction in congestion after the first day of the road's operation.
Vegetation obscured a stop sign where 15-year-old passenger and another were killed.
About 500 people gathered for illegal street racing.
Truckie's conviction stands following the death of a friend on motorbike.
The $35m cycleway is built to a gold standard, while South Auckland just gets green paint.
Andy Foster is both the mayor and a Wellington Airport board member.
'We need to make sure this doesn't happen again.'
Levi James, 19, was on his way to visit his grandmother, his mum believes.
Fatal crashes were reported in Manawatū and Ōamaru overnight.
The speed limit from Eskdale to Rangitaiki will be 80km/h from midnight Thursday.
Racing driver clocked at 176km/h says he was going even faster, but sentence "excessive"
A child was rescued from a car that flipped in Rotorua's central city.
The road remains closed and an investigation is under way, police say.
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Dashcam footage captures the moment a driver slammed into barriers.
The driver was trapped in the wreckage.
Long delays after the fatal crash.
'Blanket lowering of speed limits will go down badly,' says Gore Mayor Tracy Hicks.
100km/h speed limit could disappear on Northland's state highways
Wellington City Council is worried they could fall into a lane of traffic and get hit.
Last year, Hawke's Bay Police impounded 759 vehicles and approved 262 for disposal.
Cecile Riviere was on the wrong side of the road when her van hit a ute head-on.