Media releases
18 December 2023
Keeping your speed down will make the time in your Speedos even sweeter
Those looking to relax at their favourite holiday spots first need to take it easy on the road, and keep a lid on their driving and speed.
12 December 2023
Change of approach on speed limits can get better public buy-in - AA
The Government’s review of speed limit rules will hopefully result in an approach that makes a lot of sense to many New Zealanders, the AA says.
12 December 2023
AA sadness at loss of dedicated transport researcher Peter King
Obituary for KING, Peter: 4 June 1961 – 6 November 2023 (aged 62)
5 December 2023
AA Lower Hutt relocates, remains in town centre
Housewarming day approaches for the Lower Hutt AA Centre team as they prepare to shift to a new location in the town centre.
29 November 2023
AA recognised for service excellence and customer experience
The AA has been recognised for its dedication to service, receiving top rankings in two distinct market research programmes.
14 November 2023
El Niño prompts warning to never leave pets or kids locked in vehicles
With the El Niño weather pattern bringing a hotter and drier summer to New Zealand, the AA is reminding Kiwis to never leave pets or children locked in a parked car.
24 October 2023
Vicki Caisley appointed as Chief People Officer at AA New Zealand
Experienced people leader Vicki Caisley is soon to join AA New Zealand as Chief People Officer.
21 September 2023
Breath alcohol screening back on track after Police do a million more tests
Police breath alcohol testing figures have returned to levels not seen in nearly a decade in a huge boost for road safety.
18 September 2023
AA Home expands service to help Kiwis avoid costly property issues
AA Home is expanding its home inspection services to help Kiwis steer clear from unqualified property inspectors and avoid costly property issues.
6 September 2023
EV infrastructure commitment will energise battery vehicle uptake and charge lower-carbon future
A signalled investment plan to install 10,000 public EV chargers around the country by 2030 would be a hugely positive step towards getting more New Zealanders into EVs and hitting emissions reduction targets.