
Motorcyclist dies after crash involving car in Te Kūiti
Police confirmed that one person has died this evening.
Police confirmed that one person has died this evening.
The man was critically injured after a crash between his van and a ute on Wednesday.
Southbound traffic was backed up 2km from the crash site on SH20 near Onehunga.
The road between Hamilton and Te Awamutu reopened just before 7pm.
The crash on Cheyne Rd was reported about 4.11pm.
Police have reported serious injuries were sustained in the crash.
The three-vehicle crash happened on Sunday, May 19 on State Highway 5 at Tāpapa.
Kennerley, 49, died after a crash on Saturday, May 4.
The crash in rural Canterbury left two dead and one in serious condition.
The tenant would have been left homeless if the landlord had been successful.
The crash in rural Canterbury happened around 1.30pm.
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One person died in a three-vehicle crash between Tapapa and Maraeroa Rds.
The witness said the driver basically 'flew into the ditch'.
"Speed is the biggest contributor to most fatal crashes."
McCauley died following a collision between her motorbike and a vehicle.
Police said in an earlier statement the crash was reported at 3.15pm.
A motorcyclist has died after colliding with a vehicle near Matamata.
Murray Dean Stockwell lost control of his car when driving at high speed.
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The road has reopened to one lane, with stop-go in place, after a two-vehicle crash.
The conditions of the patients are currently unknown.
A pedestrian died after being struck on Russell Whakapara Rd.
The road worker was critically injured after he was struck by a vehicle.
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The 26-year-old made a brief appearance in the Hamilton District Court today.
Matters then got worse when the driver tried to punch the officer in the face.
The Crown says ‘it takes two’, while the defence says only one person is culpable.