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Water tragedy: Identity of man who died revealed
Sea conditions were treacherous when the incident occurred, police said.
Sea conditions were treacherous when the incident occurred, police said.
A man in his 20s was pulled from the water unconscious.
Police are investigating the death of a man in an industrial area of Hastings.
Police have released an image of a car being sought after a Taitā hit-and-run.
Police investigating a sudden death in Whangārei.
Emergency teams rushed to Western Lake Rd around 2pm.
Emergency services were called to the fire on Levels Valley Rd at about 12.30pm.
Owners 'devastated' by early-morning blaze.
Emergency services were called to the Pukehangi address about 4.55pm.
A car is on fire on the Southwestern motorway.
Emergency services were called to the blaze at New World on Clark St at 11.15pm.
Police crawled through the sinking mud to rescue her.
Four youths were taken into custody and will appear in Hamilton Youth Court today.
A pioneering dog handler has been recognised as a "stalwart" in his field.
Traffic's slow in both directions, avoid the area if possible or expect delays, NZTA says.
The fire took hold at a property on Aeroview Dr, Beach Haven.
Police say the ute rolled onto the Honda after a crash involving another vehicle.
A crash is blocking a northbound lane on Auckland Harbour Bridge.
The man died at a popular swimming spot in Central Otago on Friday evening.
The man failed to surface at a popular swimming spot in Central Otago.
The person had been taken to North Shore Hospital in a serious condition.
Four fire trucks attended the Lambton Quay incident this afternoon.
The crash happened near the intersection of Roberts Road and Pound Road in Islington.
Emergency services on site and the serious crash unit on the way.
The driver was lucky to escape injury.
The elderly man was unresponsive when emergency services arrived.
The rāhui follows the death of Kaelah Marlow in a suspected shark attack.
The man was flown to Waikato Hospital in a serious condition after the crash.
Every week, four people go into cardiac arrest in the Wellington and Wairarapa regions.
'If they had waited much longer... it could have been a very different story.'