
Focus: SH2 crash victim speaks on road safety
Tina Jennen speaks about her head-on crash on SH2 between Tauranga and Waihi, a section of road where 42 people have been killed since 2000. / Video by Alan Gibson
Tina Jennen speaks about her head-on crash on SH2 between Tauranga and Waihi, a section of road where 42 people have been killed since 2000. / Video by Alan Gibson
Rob Thomson and Hikurangi Hemp managing director Manu Caddie talk about the new cannabis industry taking-off in Ruatoria. / Video by Alan Gibson
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