
Robbery Car Catches Fire
A car used in an aggravated robbery has caught fire today at the intersection of Great South Road and East Tamaki Road, Papatoetoe.
A car used in an aggravated robbery has caught fire today at the intersection of Great South Road and East Tamaki Road, Papatoetoe.
Nine people were also caught drink driving as police launched an operation in Wellington.
A Police chase has injured two in Ellerslie last night.
One of Auckland's most congested roads could be fixed earlier with a charge on residents.
There has been a fatal motorcycle crash at 1:30 AM this morning in Glen Innes the identity of the rider is currently unknown.
Over 50 million people hit the roads and skies for Thanksgiving.
Light rail in Wellington could be fast-tracked after new Transport Minister's comments.
Key routes shut off in central Wellington just before rush-hour traffic.
SH1 north of Kaikoura will only operate during daylight hours when it reopens, says NZTA.
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Eddie Tavinor died when part of a driveshaft hurtled through the windscreen of his ute.
The car's owner claims shoddy work and joyriding; the mechanic says he hasn't been paid.
Housing minister Phil Twyford wants to scrap the urban boundary to let Auckland spread.
Five die in car crashes and two more after being hit by a train in South Auckland.
The impact the Waterview Tunnel has had on road travel in Auckland can be revealed.
Motorists heading away for Labour Weekend are being told to drive safely and expect delays
Honeymooner left hotel to go stargazing, but never returned.
A police car stolen from Murupara tonight has been found abandoned.
The wide gap between the lines is a result of unfinished roadworks
Just under 10,000 tickets were issued in the first five weeks since cameras turned on.
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A new study out of Queensland suggested around half of motorists are guilty of tailgating.
Smart tech enabling cars to talk to other vehicles could slash road deaths and injuries.
An Auckland man who reported a faulty parking machine is hit with a $86.40 bill.
Drivers have been warned to be careful after people spotted throwing rocks on to motorways
Speed limit near Waterview Tunnel returning to 100km/h, but not any time soon.