Crash victim was mother of 4-month-old
A woman killed in a crash near Raglan yesterday was the mother of a four-month-old child, police said today.
A woman killed in a crash near Raglan yesterday was the mother of a four-month-old child, police said today.
Police have launched an international search to find the husband of a woman burned to death by the side of a Waikato road last week, after he flew to Fiji with their four-year-old son the day after her body was found.
The husband of a woman found burned to death next to a Huntly road last week fled overseas with the couple's four-year-old son the day after her body was found, say police.
Police have identified the woman found burned to death next to a Huntly road and say her husband - who left NZ with their son on Friday - is a person of 'considerable interest' to their investigation.
Wild weather was last night lashing the upper North Island as heavy rain and high tides combined to keep authorities and residents on high alert for more coastal flooding.
A woman whose body was found burning by a remote Waikato road was alive when she was set on fire.
Police believe they have identified a woman found on fire on Thursday evening, and that an accelerant was used to start the blaze.
The house and land package in Wimbledon Close seemed perfect - enough space to raise a family and a price within reach.
Police are tonight still trying to identify a woman whose burning body was on the side of the road in Waikato overnight.
Police are appealing for help identifying the body of a young woman found on fire near Huntly last night.
The family of a pregnant woman who was killed when her epileptic partner drove at speed into a Hamilton car yard are angry he has escaped a jail sentence. Riki Kelly admitted he had not taken his medication three days before the crash.
Dairy giant Fonterra has been given permission to sue the owners of the Tamahere coolstore that exploded in 2008 for $25m worth of cheese that it lost in the blaze. The blast killed one firefighter and injured seven others.
Paul Rush dives below Raglan's surface to sample its many shore-based attractions.
Tropical systems Vania and Zelia will merge as they head for New Zealand from different directions.