
Truck and trailer crash blocks Waikato road
Motorists urged to avoid Paeroa-Tahuna Rd near Tahuna after a truck and trailer has rolled
Motorists urged to avoid Paeroa-Tahuna Rd near Tahuna after a truck and trailer has rolled
Motorists travelling north of Hamilton are advised to expect delays.
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AOS staff hit the Harris St house just before 5am today.
Union says drivers have been given buckets for toilets. The company says it's not true.
The second crash was caused by onlookers not paying attention in the opposite lane.
Police are now asking for help catching the offenders.
Police spokesperson said callout has been resolved without incident.
"As no one really owns it, no one regulates it, so the locals become the regulators."
Car club members saw men on hills above pointing firearms at them.
Emergency services were called to the single-vehicle crash about 1.30pm.
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Police say shots have been fired at surfers riding waves in Taharoa in the Waikato.
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