Two deaths in four days leaves Waihi Beach community rattled
A second person has died at Waihi Beach this week following a violent incident.
A second person has died at Waihi Beach this week following a violent incident.
The Waihi Beach death comes days after a homicide investigation in adjacent town Bowentown
Police, St John ambulance and Fire and Emergency New Zealand responded.
The Serious Crash Unit and WorkSafe have been advised.
The incident resulted in the temporary closure of State Highway 1 yesterday evening.
Victims and those with information on the scammers are asked to contact the police.
State Highway 1 was closed for a number of hours.
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The victim of New Year's Day's homicide near Waihi Beach has been named. Photo / File
North Shore, Rodney and West Auckland Police thanked the public for their assistance.
Those found dead in the South Auckland home were husband and wife.
Six people died on our roads over the holiday road toll period, which ended at 6am today.
Police are looking for a small, light brown bag and a black Huawei cellphone.
Police were called to the incident on Howe St about 1.45pm.
The two-car smash was reported just after 5pm on Wednesday evening.
Initial inquiries indicate handbrake on a vehicle above her tent had failed.
The Parole Board applied onerous conditions when releasing him early.
Bystanders said the glass pane "exploded" without warning.
The road toll rose today when a man died in hospital after a Kaimai truck crash.
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