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Injuries reported at Hawke's Bay crash
Emergency services attended a single-vehicle crash in Hawke's Bay today.
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Person in critical condition after truck crash in Hawke's Bay
A person is in critical condition after a serious crash in Hawke's Bay earlier today.
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Two injured after firearms incident in Ellerslie
Two people have been injured following a firearms incident in Ellerslie, Auckland on Friday night.
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NZers wake up to the seriousness of the Aussie bushfires
New Zealanders are waking up to the seriousness of the Australian bushfires after thousands were witness to a blood orange sun caused by smoke from the fires that have traveled across the sea.
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Rongowhakaata tsunami plan will save their most vulnerable whānau
Rongowhakaata have identified holes in the current emergency plans for the rohe. Current procedures do not have evacuation steps in place for kaumātua who live outside of cell-phone coverage and our hauā community. To address this take, Tairawhiti iwi want to create an emergency protocol in the wake of Gisborne District Council’s tsunami report. Rongowhakaata Iwi Trust chair Moera Brown told Te Āo Māori News that two marae, Whakatō and Manutuke will be open to whanau when disasters come, “It’s just a matter of ensuring to give that support to the particular marae in respect of providing that service and resource.”
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Recovery team has landed on Whakaari
Police have confirmed the recovery team undertaking the operation to remove bodies on Whakaari - White Island have landed on the island.
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Whakatāne community opens arms to those affected by eruption
The Whakatāne community is rallying around to support all those involved. Whakatāne District Mayor Judy Turner says the council is working with Ngāti Awa and others to support those in need. Te Runanga o Ngāti Awa has also opened Te Mānuka Tutahi Marae and people are welcome to come and share and support one another.
