
School librarian killed in crash ‘known for her good humour and laughter’
The librarian and her husband were two of six people involved in Sunday's crash.
The librarian and her husband were two of six people involved in Sunday's crash.
Young children were also injured in the two-car collision on SH1 north of Christchurch.
Emergency services responded to the pile-up on Main North Rd / SH1, near Sefton.
Police, Fenz and Hato Hone St John staff have been at the scene.
Settled weather offers a 'good opportunity to enjoy outdoor activities these holidays'.
The diver was airlifted to hospital in a serious condition.
The intersection of Mount Wellington Highway and Longford St is affected.
The victim's family often spend time in the estuary where she was attacked.
Two ambulances and a rescue helicopter responded to the police station on Kerikeri Rd.
The road remains closed while a scene examination is carried out.
Mr T has been gifted a brand new mobility scooter after an alleged hit-and-run crash.
The grass fire led to one person being transported to hospital in serious condition.
Witness says a person was struck by a bus while crossing the road at the station.
Emergency services were called to the scene just after 1pm.
Jadi Iolamo has been identified as the young man who died at a North Shore beach.
Police are urging the driver of the car to come forward.
Craig Stockdale was one of the first St John ambulance officers at the mosque.
A senior police officer expressed frustration with St Johns' response time.
Police, Hato Hone St John and Fire and Emergency New Zealand respond to incident.
A neighbour was outside cleaning when she heard a 'loud bang'.
One person was trapped in a light truck and another in a car.
Injured skydiver a camera operator for a company that films people as they jump.
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Eddie Gudopp survived a cardiac arrest, but still hasn’t been able to thank his saviours.
The crash occurred on the Waikato side of the Kaimais, east of the Rapurapu Rd junction.