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    Wellington City Council's rolling out a new high-tech method for enforcing illegal car parking

    Wellington City Council's rolling out a new high-tech method for enforcing illegal car parking


    A fleet of hybrid cars fixed with number plate reading cameras will soon take to the streets.

    Wellington City Council Chief Operating Officer James Roberts says they receive more than one thousand complaints about dodgy parking every month.

    He hopes the presence of the vehicles will change motorists' behaviour.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Today's News

    		 International:
    Donald Trump writes to Israel's president requesting pardon of Benjamin Netanyahu from corruption charges 9:07

     Law and Order:
    Police remain tight-lipped over the prosecution of the woman at the centre of the Jevon McSkimming scandal 8:37

     Law and Order:
    The young woman at the centre of the IPCA case looking at the Jevon McSkimming saga, is still facing prosecution in a connected case 8:17

     Auckland:
    A passenger's died and a driver's been taken to hospital, after a single-car crash on Waiotira Road near Mangapai, south of Whangarei late last night 8:17

     Environment:
    Fireworks have caused a 200 by 200 square metre fire on Southland's Oreti Beach 8:07

     Business:
    One of the final slices of real estate in Christchurch's Cathedral Square is on the market 7:57

     Law and Order:
    Epstein alleged in private emails that Trump knew of his conduct, newly-released documents appear to show 7:47

     Rugby League:
    Victor Radley will serve half of his 10 NRL league game ban for the Roosters in the competition proper, because the club have decided to count the tests between Australia and England and two pre-season matches as part of his punishment 7:47

     Business:
    Visitors to Aoraki Mt Cook will face daily parking rates of 25 dollars under a new pricing plan 7:17

     Law and Order:
    Compensation's potentially on the cards should Jevon McSkimming's alleged sexual assault victim, take legal action 7:07

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