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<b>Two Drinks Max:</b> Kiwis speak up
Some of NZ's most well-known people have pledged their support to the Two Drinks Max campaign.
Two Drinks Max: 'Drinking is a problem in NZ'
World designer Denise L'Estrange Corbet explains why she is supporting the Two Drinks Max campaign.
Two Drinks Max: 'It's about saving lives'
Middlemore Hospital emergency department head Vanessa Thornton explains why she is supporting the Two Drinks Max campaign.
<B>Two Drinks Max:</b> 'My brother was so lucky to live'
Model Nicky Watson explains why she is supporting the Two Drinks Max campaign.
<b>Two Drinks Max:</b> 'Keep our Kiwi pride'
International model Kylie Bax explains why she is supporting the Two Drinks Max campaign:
Son's death 'left a hole in my heart'
The mother of a man killed by a driver trying to escape a brawl says his death has left an unseen hole in her heart.
Fake advert aims to deter boy racers
Boy-racers responding to an advertisement for a car heard how the 'owner' crashed and killed a child, as part of an anti-street racing campaign.
Stop pursuits, urges gran
The grandmother of a man killed after a police pursuit says the police are putting lives at risk by continuing with chases.
Boy racer hits woman
A gathering ended with near-tragedy when a vehicle ploughed into a crowd on a remote rural road outside re-elected Manawatu district mayor Ian McKelvie's property.
No booze or you will be fined, teen drivers told
A "zero-tolerance" policy will fine teenage drivers $200 and 50 demerit points if they have any alcohol at all in their system.
Right-turn rule to change but not before World Cup
A big advertising campaign will prepare drivers for a change to the idiosyncratic right-of-way road rules, but the change will not come until after the Rugby World Cup.