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New drink drive rules ‘will cost jobs’
Lumping first-time offenders in with repeat drink drivers who have to use alcohol interlocks could be too harsh, says a
August 9, 2016
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Lumping first-time offenders in with repeat drink drivers who have to use alcohol interlocks could be too harsh, says a
Duncan Garner talks with Associate Transport Minister Craig Foss about mandatory alcohol interlock for serious repeat drink-driving offenders. He also
Traffic lawyer Steve Cullen talks about a car parking rage incident in Wellington. Listen now on Radio NZ
A former All Black has admitted to driving drunk – at more than three times the legal limit. Ex-Blues enforcer
A doctor who aimed his yacht at a police boat twice during a pursuit through an Auckland harbour has escaped
“A criminal lawyer says the ramifications from faulty breath testers, which forced police to drop infringement proceedings after using the
“The lawyer for a woman accused of damaging an ex-All Black’s driveway has slammed the police’s case as “farcical”.” “Jazz
“There are mixed responses from local law experts following the Government’s announcement that it plans to create a new criminal
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