207 km/h driver forced to sell car
A speeding driver clocked at 207 km/h near Timaru has been made to sell his car by his angry parents.
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A policeman's speed gun went into overdrive as a driver was clocked at 207km/h just north of Timaru.
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A South Island movable feast
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Arrest in attempted abduction case
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Timaru invaded in war game
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Humpback whale washes up on beach
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Baby killed after SH1 collision named
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Baby killed in crash was in 'cradle'
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Baby boy dies in crash near Timaru
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Timaru car-crush victim named
Police have named a Timaru man who was crushed to death by his car while trying to remove the oil filter.
Fire services dampen down Timaru Port blaze
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Victim's plea for tougher car hire rules
A survivor of a crash in the Lindis Pass that claimed two lives, caused by an inexperienced driver, wants to see rental car companies imposing tougher controls on who it hires vehicles to.
Blakie killer's 'manipulative behaviour'
The convicted murderer of Timaru hitch-hiker Lisa Blakie continues to pledge his innocence and hopes to clear his name, it emerged today.
Hubbard Management Fund investors to get principal
Investors in the frozen Hubbard Management Funds will get all of their capital back.
Investigation underway into Timaru oil spill
Court action will be taken against the person responsible for an oil spill in the Timaru Port.
Hubbard misled investors, says report
Timaru businessman Allan Hubbard misled investors in his tangled affairs, says a report written shortly before his death in a car accident in September, 2011.
Canterbury abduction: Boy yet to talk
Police are treating the case of a nine-year-old boy found bloodied and distressed on a rural Canterbury bridge as a suspected abduction.