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Hawke’s Bay news in brief: Cyclist seriously injured in Taradale collision, road closed

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20 Jul, 2024 11:49 PM3 mins to read

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Neeve Rd will be closed "for some time" after a cyclist and car collided on Sunday morning. Photo / NZME

Neeve Rd will be closed "for some time" after a cyclist and car collided on Sunday morning. Photo / NZME

One person was seriously injured after a car and cyclist collided in Taradale on Sunday morning.

A police spokesman said they responded to the incident at the corner of Church Rd and Neeve Rd about 10.55am.

An update from police said Neeve Rd had closed and was expected to be closed for some time, with detours in place.

“Motorists are advised to avoid the area and expect delays,” a police statement said.

A Hato Hone St John spokesperson confirmed one person in a serious condition was assessed and treated before they were taken to Hawke’s Bay Hospital by ambulance.

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Regional Council cleaning up after crashed car likely pushed into drain

Hawke's Bay Regional Council is cleaning up after a crashed car was dumped in a stream off Riverslea Rd a week after it crashed. Photo / Paul Taylor
Hawke's Bay Regional Council is cleaning up after a crashed car was dumped in a stream off Riverslea Rd a week after it crashed. Photo / Paul Taylor

Hawke’s Bay Regional Council has been left to clean up after a long-crashed car was likely pushed into a Hastings drain.

Police responded to the initial crash just after 2.30am on Saturday, July 6, after a vehicle collided with a bridge on Riverslea Rd.

At the time no injuries were reported and police enquiries into the circumstances of the crash remained ongoing.

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The car stayed in place for about a week before the Regional Council was notified on Friday, July 12, that the car was now in the drain next to the road.

A Regional Council spokeswoman said staff had since used hydrocarbon booms to pick up the oil petrol in the drain and were working on a “recovery solution” for the car.

She said the Regional Council was not aware of who was responsible.

A Hastings District Council spokeswoman said the car had crashed into the bridge, but only the sight rails were damaged.

The spokeswoman said there were plans to repair the sight rails this week.

Worker injured in Hastings manufacturing fire

One person was injured in a small fire at a commercial property in Hastings on Friday.

Two fire trucks responded to a business on Omahu Rd at 7.49am.

A Fire and Emergency spokeswoman said firefighters were at the scene for about an hour.

A Hato Hone St John spokeswoman said one person in a moderate condition was transported to Hawke’s Bay Hospital.

Hastings senior station officer Mike Peachey said a worker in the NZ Frost Fans building had a partial burn to his hand.

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The fire was out with only minor damage when firefighters arrived and they stayed on the scene to clear out smoke and dampen heat.

Peachey said he could not comment on the specific cause at this stage, but the fire was not suspicious.


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