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Tairāwhiti news in brief: Four injured in two Saturday crashes, Gisborne’s $18k Lotto win

Murray Robertson
General reporter, specialises in emergency services and rural·Gisborne Herald·
12 Oct, 2025 10:40 PM2 mins to read

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Emergency services near Gisborne were called out twice on Saturday morning to two separate motor vehicle crashes on SH35 and on SH2 north. Photo / NZ Herald

Emergency services near Gisborne were called out twice on Saturday morning to two separate motor vehicle crashes on SH35 and on SH2 north. Photo / NZ Herald

Four people were injured, two of them seriously, in two separate single-vehicle motor vehicle crashes near Gisborne on Saturday morning.

Emergency services received a 111 call about the first incident about 9.40am.

A vehicle had crashed on State Highway 35 near the Glenroy Rd corner at Whāngārā.

“The ute left the road, hit a bank and rolled,” a senior firefighter said.

“The two men in it were lucky that the airbags in the later model deployed.

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“That saved them from more serious injury.”

The men were transported by St John Ambulance to Gisborne Hospital with “moderate” injuries.

The second incident was reported about 11.10am.

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It involved a car and a motorcycle on State Highway 2 north in the Waerenga-a-Hika area, just past King Rd.

“A people mover-type vehicle left the road and hit a power pole, bringing down lines across the road,” the senior firefighter said.

“A motorcyclist coming the other way ran into the downed power lines and crashed also, ending up in a roadside ditch.”

He was taken from the crash scene by ambulance to hospital with “serious” injuries.

The driver of the people mover was also transported to hospital, also with “serious” injuries.

Winning Second Division Lotto ticket sold in Gisborne

A Gisborne ticket holder was among 18 Lotto players to share the second Division prize in Saturday night’s draw.

They each receive $18,723 from the win.

The Gisborne ticket was purchased from Woolworths Gisborne.

“Anyone who bought their ticket from Woolworths Gisborne should check their ticket as soon as possible in-store,” a Lotto statement said.

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“Or on MyLotto, or through the MyLotto App.”

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