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Safer Journeys »
MTA fully supports the Government's road strategy. The next step in the Safer Journeys project was announced on Wednesday 3 March. MTA believes it is a good start toward improving road safety in New Zealand.
Tue, 3 Mar 2020 More ›
Reserve Bank Leaves Cash Rate Unchanged »
The Reserve Bank left official interest rates unchanged at a record low 2.5 percent, as households remain cautious and business spending is weak.
Thu, 11 Mar 2010 More ›
Petrol Prices Highest in 18 Months »
Petrol prices are at their highest in 18 months after BP and Caltex hiked prices by 5 cents a litre - the second price rise in a week.
Wed, 10 Mar 2010 More ›
Biofuel Station Opens in Queenstown »
New Zealand's first public biodiesel consortium and refuelling operation was launched in Queenstown yesterday by Energy Efficiency Conservation Authority chief executive Mike Underhill.
Tue, 9 Mar 2010 More ›
Regions Outspending City Cousins »
Consumers in regional centres are outspending those in the main centres, according to figures from leading Eftpos provider Paymark.
Tue, 9 Mar 2010 More ›
New Appointments at MTA »
The Motor Trade Association (MTA) has completed the restructure of its management team that began late November 2009, with the appointment of a further General Manager and a Web and Communications Manager. The restructuring was undertaken as part of MTA’s strategic plan through to 2015.
Tue, 9 Mar 2010 More ›
Australian Auto Suppliers to Benefit from $A20m Funding »
Federal government hands out $8.9m in grants to assist Australian parts suppliers
Tue, 9 Mar 2010 More ›
General Motors Plans to Reinstate 661 Dealers to Shore Up Sales »
General Motors Co. plans to reinstate 661 dealers and may enter arbitration with as many as 400 outlets as the biggest U.S. automaker attempts to stem declines in domestic market share.
Tue, 9 Mar 2010 More ›
Whitacre Wants More Sales - NOW! »
CEO's moves aimed at a quick spurt in GM volume
Tue, 9 Mar 2010 More ›
Repco Recalls Mechpro Axle Stands »
Repco New Zealand has instigated a full recall of all two ton Mechpro Axle Stands (part number: MP2TAS) that were included in an eight-piece auto shop pack; and all three ton MechPro Axle Stands (part number: MP3TAS) sold by Repco stores between December 2009 and March 2010.
Fri, 5 Mar 2010 More ›
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