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      Home > News > Motoring

    It's been a deadly few days on our roads

    It's been a deadly few days on our roads


    Ten people have died since Friday afternoon.

    Four teenage boys died in a central Invercargill crash on Friday, shortly before 4pm.

    Four people died in crashes on Saturday in Levin, Whangarei, Awakeri and Raglan.

    Today, a person died in a crash shortly before 1am in Herekino and another died in a crash on State Highway 4 near Raetihi about 10 this morning.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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