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Person injured and bus stop smashed in overnight Bay of Plenty crashes

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This Opal Drive bus stop was damaged in a crash last night. Photo / Google Maps

This Opal Drive bus stop was damaged in a crash last night. Photo / Google Maps

A Pāpāmoa bus stop has been badly damaged after being hit by a car.

The crash happened on Opal Dr about 8.50pm yesterday, a police spokeswoman said.

She said the council had been advised as the damage would require some repairs, as well as a clean-up.

There were no injuries, she said.

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Meanwhile, a person suffered minor injuries after a crash in Rotorua last night.

The single-car crash happened at the intersection of Allen and Broadlands Rds about 10.35pm, she said.

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