Pedestrian hit by car in Queenstown. / James Allan

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St John transported one person to Lakes Hospital following the incident.

A St John spokeswoman confirmed that two ambulances attended the callout.

The crash happened near Whitford Park and saw the motorcyclist suffer serious injuries.

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The Serious Crash Unit will examine the scene.

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Police say inquiries into the circumstance of the incident are being made.

The Serious Crash Unit will examine the scene.

Police were called to the address at Lemnos Ave in the Wellington suburb of Karori.

Police were alerted to the two-vehicle crash at around 2.15pm.

The man has been charged in relation to wilful damage and presenting a firearm.

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Due to the "advanced decomposition of her body" a cause of death could not be determined.

A car reportedly hit a kerb and flipped, before it then hit a tree and a power pole.

Cordons are in place while police determine what the item is.