AA announces new CEO to guide next stage of journey 15 September 2021 The Board of New Zealand’s Automobile Association is delighted to announce that Nadine Tereora has been appointed as its new CEO from February next year.
Nearly a quarter of New Zealanders now read AA Directions 24 June 2021 Nearly a quarter (24.1%) of New Zealand adults aged 15+ now read AA Directions magazine, according to the latest Nielsen National Readership survey.
AA Preferred Dealer Network launches with 26 reputable dealers 13 May 2021 AA Motoring has launched its AA Preferred Dealer Network with 26 high quality, licenced Motor Vehicle Traders on its books.
CEO to retire after leading Automobile Association for 40 years 03 May 2021 A career spanning 40 years with the New Zealand Automobile Association is coming to an end for Chief Executive Officer Brian Gibbons who will retire at the end of January 2022.
AA continues to expand its home service offering 13 October 2020 The AA hopes to make it easier for Kiwis to find an expert and trusted tradesperson for work around the house with the launch of its new “Book a Job” tradespeople service.
AA diversifies its financial service offering 28 September 2020 After seven months in business as a vehicle loan provider, the AA’s new financial service offering has expanded to include another form of affordable finance for Kiwis.
AA launches mobile EV charger to help curb ‘range anxiety’ 20 July 2020 EV drivers in Wellington will be able to cast off worries about running out of juice with the AA launching its first mobile charging breakdown van.
Mis-fueling mistake risks catastrophic damage - AA 20 December 2019 The Automobile Association is concerned about a reported increase in the number of motorists accidentally filling up with Diesel Exhaust Fluid.
AA moves to support Kiwis suffering hearing loss 01 October 2018 The AA has rolled out free hearing consultations to its more than a million Personal Members in a move it hopes will see more Kiwis get the support they need in dealing with hearing loss.
Unintentional errors, not reckless behaviour, behind majority of serious injury crashes 27 March 2018 Mistakes and unintentional errors are behind the majority of serious injury crashes in New Zealand, a new AA Research Foundation study has found.