
One killed in crash near Roxburgh in Central Otago
A person has died after a crash in State Highway 8, in Central Otago, this evening.
A person has died after a crash in State Highway 8, in Central Otago, this evening.
The crash involved a car and a van Paterangi Rd.
Initial indications suggest there are serious injuries.
Dust storms fuelled by wind gusts caused zero visibility for drivers.
The stretch of highway where she was killed on Tuesday saw a second crash death today.
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Incident happened at the intersection of Soldiers Way and Great North Rd in Glen Eden.
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The man was processed for drink-driving and elected for a blood sample to be taken.
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Police were called to the crash at about 9.45am on Thursday.
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The crash was between Pak'nSave and the Te Ngae Rd extension intersection.
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Police have taped off a steep driveway on Keystone Ave.
They have both been taken to Middlemore Hospital.
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The crash at Te Puna was reported just before 3pm.
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Improving safety on the roads will require a multi-pronged approach.
Motorists and bus users warned of delays along Great South Rd in Penrose.
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The group spent their final days sightseeing and enjoying each others' company.