
Paramedic and gas truck driver seriously injured in SH1 crash
Two people were treated for serious injuries and taken to hospital.
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Searches were conducted on the river, Foxton estuary and in surrounding areas.
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Officers tried to call to the man to come back to land.
Despite efforts to revive the child, he couldn't be saved.
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Thousands in lower North Island still without power days after deluge.
Strong gusts smashed 100m long berry tunnels, ripping off roofs and twisting steel.
Rainfall is intensifying with an overnight deluge forecast.
About 20 cars were trapped for hours between floodwaters and a fresh slip.
Neighbours are using their own vehicles to evacuate homes cut off by floods.
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More than 19,000 homes in the lower North Island are without power.
People are strongly urged to take this seriously and prepare now.
Winds above 50 knots and low cloud could see flights delayed or cancelled.
Laurie Johnston can't fathom how his daughter and grandsons were shot by his son-in-law.