Conor Knell is a journalist based in Wellington, New Zealand. He specializes in local news and has written for publications such as The Post, Stuff, Waikato Times, and The Press. Conor's articles cover a range of topics including transportation, environmental issues, community events, and crime.
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Conor Knell predominantly covers evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements in the local Wellington area. His articles focus on crime, entertainment news, government & politics with a specific emphasis on transportation-related issues, events coverage such as festivals or open days, and weather-related incidents.
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By: Conor Knell
A smartphone screen accidentally turning on in a dark car could be a severe distraction
By: Conor Knell
While most are aware that manipulating your phone in any way behind the wheel can land you with stiff penalties, there is another way your device could land you in trouble.
The mistake could mean thousands in fines, no matter how innocent the intentions
The new car's power figure will surpass the XJ220 supercar of the 90s
The next Jaguar electric vehicle will be the most powerful car the company has ever produced, according to the carmaker.
The problem could affect your vision - and your control - behind the wheel
By: Conor Knell
As nights have gotten longer and driving in the dark becomes and every day reality, motoring experts are getting the public reacquainted with the do's and don'ts.
The batteries and the liquid do not react well to winter temperatures
Insurance companies are warning the public to be mindful of home security as Christmas approaches.
By: Conor Knell
The report shows running costs for vehicles continue to remain at relatively low levels
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