An Auto Media Group publication Saturday 7 November 2026
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Trucks & Equipment

Northland Waste marks 100th Hino as fleet growth accelerates

Northland Waste has taken delivery of its 100th Hino, capping more than a decade of growth that has seen the refuse operator standardise much of its fleet on the Japanese brand.

Trucks & Equipment

New GM for Hino Distributors

Sime Motors New Zealand has appointed Mike Rule as general manager of its subsidiary, Hino Distributors Ltd.

Trucks & Equipment

<strong>Hino NZ launches new website </strong>

Hino NZ has launched a new website designed to enhance customer experience.   The site provides a comprehensive and detailed overview of the Hino product range along…

Trucks & Equipment

Truckstops wins international prize 

A unique business philosophy has helped national commercial parts and service provider Truckstops get awarded the prestigious 2021 Parts Department of the Year Excellence Award by Hino Motors Japan. 

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Technology

Self-insurance using telematics

This story first appeared in the December issue of Dieseltalk – CLICK HERE to download the magazine FREE The cost of insurance is unlikely to be something…

Business & People

Mixed import results for commercial vehicles

The number of new commercial vehicles imported into the country took a tumble in September. Light commercials under 3500kg GVM dipped to 2558 in September, compared…

Decarbonisation

Electric van the answer to ‘last mile’ delivery market?

New startup Chanje, a California based commercial electric vehicle and energy solutions company - backed by Hong Kong’s FDG Electric Vehicles - yesterday unveiled its first…

Technology

Volvo Group testing self-driving urban refuse truck

Partnering with Swedish waste company Renova, Volvo Group is testing an autonomous rubbish collection truck that has the potential to be used across the urban environment…

News

Joining forces to find 1,000 more truck drivers

The trucking industry and the Government’s Sector Workforce Engagement Programme (SWEP) are joining forces to get as many as 1,000 more drivers into the road freight…

News

More than 5000 cars choking Auckland port

Seven car carrying vessels are due at Ports of Auckland in the next seven days to further compound the backlog of more than 5000 cars and…

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