
Recidivist drink-drivers appear in Dannevirke court
"If you come back to court for drink-driving, bring your toothbrush."
"If you come back to court for drink-driving, bring your toothbrush."
The driver was overtaking a 52-tonne logging truck on a corner.
The then-Justice Minister was reportedly found by police 500 metres from her crashed car.
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Three people are due to appear in Tauranga District Court today.
The child's father has now been jailed.
Casidhe Maguire died after being hit by a car near Te Papa in Wellington.
The occupants were found in the upside-down car injured and bleeding badly.
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'Expect to see us anywhere, anytime,' say cops as they send a warning to drink-drivers.
The chase first began in Papakura and ended in Te Atatu Peninsula.
'If they can't get them from Mum and Dad, they need to get them from school.'
Drivers ignore double yellow lines and even in one case park in the middle of road.
He drove in an 'erratic manner' straight past the police station.
Davidson’s charge comes three months after the Beverly Hills crash.
The mayor also suggests people who use mobility parks without a permit deserve a penalty.
Darren Matthews had breached a protection order against his former partner eight times.
Angry words with his passenger led to yet another drink drive charge.
A long-serving Greymouth police officer was today convicted of dangerous driving.
Police searched three properties in Takanini, Pakuranga and Ōtara.
Police are appealing for motorists who saw the road rage incident and shooting.
More fleeing drivers prompts tough legislation: cars seized and stronger penalties.
Stanley Hiroti won't go on trial for causing the fatal crash while driving drunk.
The truck driver said people don't realise how hard it is to see cars in bad weather.
Bradley Davies was sentenced for his ninth breach of a protection order.
The judge acknowledged the sentence would not be enough to satisfy the victims' whānau.
Anurag Chandra testified that the prank made him "extremely, extremely mad".
Police have confirmed he wasn’t wearing a helmet or any protective clothing.
Community leaders support calls for safe venues after illegal street racing gatherings.
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