A mother and infant miraculously escaped death in Aucklands CBD as a driverless double decker bus rear ended them, after 1 pm this afternoon. Satenden Phogat, a bystander turned assistant explains that after the mother was taken to safety, she was calling for her child. He then assisted station workers to remove the baby from under the bus.
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NewsMike King 'very grateful' after motorbike accident
Comedian Mike King is in Waikato Hospital awaiting surgery after he was seriously injured in a motorbike accident near Paeroa last week.
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Missing bodies of Whakaari eruption believed to have been washed out to sea
The bodies of 40-year-old tour guide Hayden Marshall-Inman and 17-year-old Australian tourist Winona Langford are believed to have been washed out to sea, police announced today. The recovery operation will continue.
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Ngāti Porou Lifesaving Club's mission to prevent drownings in Tairāwhiti
Members of the Ngāti Porou Lifesaving Club are preparing for a busy summer ahead with a mission to prevent drowning rates among Māori in the Tairāwhiti region.
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'One moment in time, one moment that haunts my mind'
Hyrum Paea suffers severe brain damage following an alcohol-related driving incident. Told he would never walk or talk again, Hyrum has overcome major challenges to share his story in the hope of helping others see the bigger picture.
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Māori miss out on ACC treatments
Unreported accidents mean that Māori are often missing out on vital ACC coverage. ACC have implemented the ‘Whaia Te Tika' strategy to ensure that Māori get the coverage and treatments that they need.
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Investigation continues into fatal bus crash on SH5
The horrific bus crash that happened last Wednesday on SH5 north of Rotorua is still under investigation.
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Elderly woman found dead following suspected hit-and-run
An elderly woman was found dead in Whanganui this morning after a suspected hit and run incident.
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Whānau outraged at the damage to their marae ātea, caused by tourist
Whānau of Mahimaru Marae, located in the Far North, are outraged at the damage to their marae ātea, caused by a driver on tour from the United Kingdom.
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'Lovable' Whangārei man Shannon Tana laid to rest
More than 200 people turned out to at Paretene Te Manu Marae in Ngunguru to farewell Shannon Tana from Whangārei. More than $20,000 was donated to his whānau to bring his body back from Australia.
