Firefighters from Papakura were sent to the scene in Hunua. Photo / Bevan Conley
Firefighters have rescued a person who fell about 20m down a cliff in Hunua.
The rescue was sparked about 7.10pm on Sunday.
Northern fire and emergency shift manager Caren Larking said there were not a lot of details about the incident, but they did have to send their high angle rescue team to the scene.
She said the person had fallen down a cliff or a bank.
A St John Ambulance spokesperson said they received a call at 7.12pm to a fall on Hunua Road, Hunua.
Two Rapid Response Units, one ambulance and one manager responded to the scene.
St John treated one patient in a moderate condition and transported them to Middlemore Hospital.
She was stabbed repeatedly in the face, upper torso and abdomen by a man in her home.