An Auto Media Group publication Saturday 7 November 2026
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Nokia HERE maps sold for AU$3.7B

German carmakers BMW, Audi and Daimler (who owns Mercedes Benz), will pay around 2.5 billion euros (A$3.7 billion) to buy Nokia's maps business, beating out high-tech…

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Now, a semi-autonomous car?

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) researchers are developing new sensing technologies that will enable them to create autonomous driving cars able to get themselves out of a…

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IMVIA boards re-elected to continue growth path

A week of meetings for the Imported Motor Vehicle Industry Association, has seen its North Island and South Island branches discuss current issues as well as…

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EROAD on fast growth path in the US

Listed transport technology and services company EROAD Ltd, has reported a strong full year result today, delivering continued growth in units and revenue, and successfully establishing…

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Mainfreight profit up 7.7% to $83.5M

Mainfreight has increased its annual profit by 7.7% to $83.5 million over the past year, and says its earnings will rise further in the coming year…

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Hellaby Holdings goes on NZ, AU acquisition hunt

Hellaby Holdings’ subsidiary New Zealand Trucks has acquired Diesel & Machinery Services (DAMS), a Waikato-based company which provides maintenance, repair and engineering services to the truck…

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Jobs to go at Solid Energy

A total of 151 workers are set to be axed at Solid Energy after the mining company confirmed that it will let workers go at its…

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‘ToolBlacks’ take out five medals

The automotive industry was the clear winner at the WorldSkills Oceania 2015 competition in Hamilton, with those in the New Zealand team - the ToolBlacks, taking…

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Queensland body calls for more truck crash avoidance technology

The Royal Auto Club Queensland (RACQ) has called for heavy trucks to be fitted more crash avoidance technology in a bid to reduce Australian road fatalities…

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More Kiwi acquisitions for Penske?

Having invested heavily in the Australasian transport and heavy engine industry and launched a V8 Supercars team, billionaire American Roger Penske has revealed his likely next…

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