'Like a high-speed car accident': Expert on toddler's fatal head injuries
Adrian Clancy allegedly caused Sadie-Leigh's brain bleeds, swelling and skull fractures.
Adrian Clancy allegedly caused Sadie-Leigh's brain bleeds, swelling and skull fractures.
Now three engineers are facing negligence allegations at a disciplinary hearing.
'We need to have this vision for Tauranga as a harbour city, not just a port city.'
'Your brain goes into overdrive and you start thinking, imagine if you had looked down.'
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'Taking on one large breath of water is enough to prove fatal.'
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Three engineers are facing a disciplinary hearing over failed Tauranga transport hub
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'The deaths of these protected birds were entirely avoidable.'
'They end up having a lot more cash each month as a family.'
Members of the public are urged not to approach him.
A jury trial is set for early September.
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'I was just like, ‘oh my God’... she looked dead.'
He had three passions apart from his family – dairy farming, rugby, and music.
Sadie-Leigh Gardner died from inoperable and unsurvivable head injuries in 2019.
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Sadie-Leigh died in March 2019 after she was found to have unsurvivable brain injuries.
'There’s so much new stuff going in and the older sort transitioning out.'
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