Whangārei man Shannon Tana died in a motorcycle crash on Saturday in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia. 15 years ago Tana decided to move to Australia to forge a new life for his whānau, now they need help to return him to Ngunguru.
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NewsFour confirmed dead in BOP forestry crash
Police have confirmed the vehicles involved in the fatal crash on a private forestry road in Kaingaroa Forest today were a logging truck and a van.
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Person trapped in serious crash, SH58 near Porirua
One person is currently trapped and emergency services are at the scene.
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Search underway after Awakino River crash
Police have confirmed one person is missing and a search is now underway following a crash near the Awakino River yesterday.
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Whānau mourn loss of Lance Corporal Kahotea
The investigation into the death of Lance Corporal Nicholas Kahotea is continuing. Of Ngāti Pukenga and Ngāiterangi descent on his father's side, Lance Corporal Nicholas Kahotea is a direct descendant of Taiaho Hori Ngātai, the only surviving chief of the Battle of Gate Pā 155 yrs ago.
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Atiamuri crash victims named, mourned by many
Police have named the victims of Sunday's fatal crash in Atiamuri.
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Grandmother speaks following horrific Atiamuri crash
"No words can fully describe the agony, the anguish that the whānau are experiencing at this time," said grandmother Sherilyn Poutawa.
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Atiamuri crash claims eight lives
Police have confirmed eight people have died in this morning’s crash on Ohakuri Road.
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Road toll reaches 20 in first week of April
A fatal car crash in Auckland last night has added to a total of 20 fatalities on NZ roads in the first week of April, including a devastating crash near Taupō last Monday which killed five family members.
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Bodies of crash victims to arrive on marae today
Bodies of those lost in the Tirohanga Rd crash that killed five people will be taken to their marae in Rotorua later today.
