
37-year-old farm worker dies after car crash into ditch
The man worked at a local avocado farm and was returning home when the crash occurred.
The man worked at a local avocado farm and was returning home when the crash occurred.
The site is difficult to access, making matters more concerning for firefighters.
A person has died and four others have suffered serious to moderate injuries.
The crash is the second road fatality in Northland in the past four days.
The crash was reported to police just before 10pm on Wednesday.
'It’s just incredible that they have survived to that stage, given the dangers.'
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The logging truck went over the centre line, across the road and into the trees.
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Youths, aged between 12-17, are said to make up a significant portion of fleeing drivers.
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The principal says the school gates were closed as a precautionary measure.
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One mum says she and her children could barely breathe as they fled their home.
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