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Horror holiday period the deadliest for drownings in 25 years
It's been the deadliest holiday period in New Zealand waters in nearly 25 years.
It's been the deadliest holiday period in New Zealand waters in nearly 25 years.
One person with moderate injuries has been taken to hospital.
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The man was flown to hospital yesterday after the second incident at the bar this week.
The crash was in Waerenga, about 60km north of Hamilton.
Four more cases linked to an Auckland escort agency were reported yesterday.
The toll takes in every age range, water activity and ethnicity.
As of this evening, there have been 28 water-related deaths across NZ.
Boy among those critical after boat flipped on bar.
A man was reported missing in the river on Monday evening.
Seventeen people died on New Zealand roads over the holiday period.
Dawson Rd in Taupiri is still blocked while police make inquiries into the person's death.
Three people have died in water-related incidents today.
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"I didn't think I was going to make it, to be honest," one of the men admitted.
The occupants are still recovering in hospital, three remain critical.
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Four of the five are in a critical condition in Waikato Hospital.
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The two-year-old was initially hospitalised in a critical condition.
Seventeen people have died in the past 10 days.
The body was discovered south of Kennedy Bay near Whangapoua.
Police said the motorcyclist died at the scene.
The crash was reported to police just after 9.20am today.
"Being able to breathe...we take that for granted so much."
Most Omicron cases in New Zealand have come via the UK.