'Ludicrous': Motorcyclist clocked at 220km/h on infamous road
Two motorcyclists were caught speeding - one at 220km/h, the other at 170km/h.
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Hawks ready for 2021 tip-off as their big man lands
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Haumoana seawall could increase value of houses by 40 per cent, estate agent says
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Woman seriously injured in crash 'swerved' motorbike to avoid object on road
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Suspicious fire at Woodville School
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