
New campaign from the NZTA: Drug driving
Having the tough conversations about the harm caused by drug driving - new campaign from the NZTA. Video / Supplied
Having the tough conversations about the harm caused by drug driving - new campaign from the NZTA. Video / Supplied
On a doorstep in the darkness, tragedy brought them together. This is their story.
Two crashes involving three cars keep emergency services in the Waikato busy.
Three people have been hurt in the crash, one critically.
Mum: "I've been waiting and waiting for this day to come."
A family picking blueberries soon became victims of a man who 'felt like killing'.
We say: Troubling thoughts from a failed prosecution after a crash killed two young men.
Amirah Najim-Phillips, 2, has been breathing for 24 hours on her own after a month in ICU.
NZTA warns of minor delays at Mangatāwhiri.
Vector crews working to isolate damaged network after being given access to crash site.
FENZ were the first on the scene and prepared a landing area for the helicopter.
James Hunter intimated through his lawyer that he will plead guilty.
Anadion Albertkiu wants her baby son to know he will never be forgotten.
One person was trapped in the crash, while motorists are warned to expect delays.
Police abandoned the chase after the driver headed north in a southbound motorway lane.
A crash on the Southern Motorway has brought southbound traffic to a standstill.
Police will tonight reveal new information about the case on Police Ten 7.
The officers kneed and stood on the offender during arrest.
Judge says "unfortunately there are stupid people on the road" as he convicts driver.
Second brush with death for the former jockey after she was thrown from a horse in 2016.
Rescue air bags were used to free the woman, left with serious injuries, at 5:30pm today.
The single vehicle crash occurred at 6.45pm today in the town in the Auckland region.
Police are urging motorists to drive with care due to heavy rain warnings.
Police advise the road is currently closed and motorists are asked to avoid the area.
One person was critically injured and was transported to Auckland Hospital.
Police have named the man who died on George St after being hit by a car.
With two previous convictions for drunk driving Aizaeah Tarawa drove again after drinking.
The incident took place in the Auckland CBD.
Nishat Abedi prayed the drunk driver would not get home detention for killing her husband.
Raymond Wharekawa was killed in the early hours of Saturday morning.