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Stellantis UK will adopt a contiguous market area-style network plan to streamline its franchised dealer relationships. The new approach is part of a wide reorganisation at Stellantis UK, including management team changes.

Robins & Day has recognised its longest-serving employee, who has clocked up 55 years of service with the Peugeot brand.

Treasure map to cocaine found in secret codes, Bastion Point Russian sailor case hears 27 Apr, 2021 12:15 AM 3 minutes to read Russian sailor Aleksandr Cherushev was arrested in 2019 but has denied importing cocaine. Photo / Supplied Detectives found what might be a modern-day treasure map in an encrypted messaging service after the son of an alleged cocaine importer was arrested. But instead of digging up gold or silver bullion, police found garbage bags and a cocaine-riddled vitamin bottle, the High Court at Auckland heard today. Ryszard Wilk, brought back to New Zealand in 2019 to face cha...

The High Court at Auckland. Photo: RNZ / Simon Rogers Ryszard Wilk, Patryk Lukasik and Aleksandr Cherushev are on trial at the High Court in Auckland for importing and dealing 4kg of cocaine in 2016 and 2017. The three men allegedly shipped and dealt the drug in New Zealand. They deny all seven charges against them. Detective Mark Pickles, who has been involved in the police investigation into the men over the last four years - dubbed Operation Moa - gave evidence today. The investigation had previously found a note linked to Wilk's son, Ralph, who has already pleaded guilty to supplying coc...