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Road toll creeps up in Hawke’s Bay
The toll in Hawke's Bay is up, with two deaths in the last month alone.
The toll in Hawke's Bay is up, with two deaths in the last month alone.
The single-vehicle crash on SH1 killed a 26-year-old mum and injured her relative.
Jeffrey Ilott was on his hands and knees clearing out guttering when he was run over.
Four people were injured, including one seriously, in an early morning crash.
A witness said a motorcyclist was involved in the incident.
Emergency services raced to the scene on Paparoa-Oakleigh Road at around 3.20pm today.
Motorists are being asked to avoid the area.
Traffic management is in place and motorists should expect delays.
A witness said they could see someone lying on the ground covered in blood.
Residents reported seeing multiple police cars and ambulances at the scene this morning.
The crash occurred on Domett Rd in the Hurunui District last night.
The truck was on its side and police were on scene.
The motorcyclist crashed on the Northwestern Motorway near Lincoln Rd last night.
The crash was reported about 12.45pm this afternoon.
Two people died and multiple people were seriously injured in crashes across the country.
Three helicopters and three ambulances responded to the crash just before 1pm.
The crash killed five people, including four foreign workers.
The pair were struck by the vehicle just before 6.30pm.
Police are calling for witnesses to a crash on State Highway 23 this morning.
The crash occurred on State Highway 2 this afternoon.
The tunnel was earlier closed in both directions.
No charges have been laid over the crash which killed Telise Martin.
12 people died during Anzac weekend last year, and police want to avoid a repeat of that.
Police said there hadn't been any reports of injuries; St John were at the scene.
Waka Kotahi are warning delays in the area are likely.
The accused's lawyer says he should have at least been given an X-ray.
Eraia Kiel Snr loved his Harley, his whānau and his friends.
Emergency services rushed to the scene around 4.20pm.