Police are urging drivers to be extra vigilant on the roads with the long weekend approaching. It follows 13 deaths on the roads in a 72 hour period. 20 others are also seriously injured.
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NewsFour people killed in Taupō crash
The Police Serious Crash Unit is investigating the cause of a devastating crash which killed four people and left eight others injured.
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Weekend road toll claims nine lives
The call for more responsibility on roads across Aotearoa comes as the weekend road toll ends with nine people dead.
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Young boy dies in Hastings fire
A 10-year-old boy has died following a serious fire in Hastings yesterday. Another child injured in the fire remains is in a stable condition in hospital.
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Blessing outside of parliament following the death of the protester who set himself on fire
A blessing took place outside Parliament this morning, following an incident where a protester set himself alight and later died in hospital. A Parliament senior Māori advisor is now looking at new protocols for the area.
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Man sets himself on fire outside Parliament
A man who allegedly set himself on fire outside Parliament has reportedly died in Wellington hospital overnight.
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Māori Unionist call on Iwi to support an end workplace deaths
Māori unionists mark Workers Memorial Day with a call for iwi-unions to work in collaboration with The Council of Trade Unions (CTU) in an effort to end workplace deaths.
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NewsMan dies in car accident after fleeing police in Māngere
A man has died in South Auckland this morning after the car he was a passenger in fled from police and later crashed into a building.
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Simeki whānau finally lay brave son to rest
A serene final resting place close to home for the young Niuean-Māori man who dared to tackle the fierce Bali Sea to save his girlfriend.
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Two dead in ‘horrific’ car and bus collision near Te Anau
Two people have died in a collision between a car and a bus carrying tourists near Te Anau. Police have confirmed that the vehicles involved were a passenger bus carrying tourists and a rented smaller vehicle. The collision caused a fire which enveloped both vehicles. Southern Area Commander Inspector Joel Lamb described the incident as ‘horrific’.
