Regional

Scoop

Network

Local Govt | National News Video | Parliament Headlines | Politics Headlines | Search

Serious crash, South Dunedin

Wednesday, 31 October 2018, 7:52 pm
Press Release: New Zealand Police

"Serious crash, South Dunedin "

Police are currently working at the scene of a serious crash on King Edward Street, South Dunedin.

Emergency services were called to the scene about 4.35pm.

One person was transported to hospital in a critical condition.

King Edward Street is closed between Bay View Road and Melbourne Street, with diversions in place.

The road is expected to be closed for some time.

The Serious Crash Unit is in attendance.

ENDS

Advertisement - scroll to continue reading

Advertisement - scroll to continue reading

Using Scoop for work?

Scoop is free for personal use, but you’ll need a licence for work use. This is part of our Ethical Paywall and how we fund Scoop. Join today with plans starting from less than $3 per week, plus gain access to exclusive Pro features.

Join Pro Individual Find out more

Find more from New Zealand Police on InfoPages.

Parliament Headlines | Politics Headlines | Regional Headlines

NEW ZEALAND POLITICS

Gordon Campbell: On The Looming Conflicts Within The Trump Presidency

How long is it going to take for the MAGA faithful to realise that those titans of Big Tech and venture capital sitting up close to Donald Trump this week are not their allies, but The Enemy? After all, the MAGA crowd are the angry victims left behind by the market forces of global capital. Well, Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, Marc Andreessen etc happen to be the current embodiment of those very same forces.This isn’t merely an irony. It goes to the contradictions that lie at the heart of the Trump presidency.

Imperial Brands: Seizures Of Black Market Tobacco Show Strong Policy Action Needed From Government

According to official Customs information, total interceptions of illegal cigarettes and cigars grew 31.4%, from 4.94 million in 2019–2020 to 6.5 million in 2023–2024.

PSA: Axing Of Callaghan Innovation, Loss Of 500 Jobs Already Makes Mockery Of Latest Reform

The long overdue science reform strategy promises another huge restructure on top of the restructure endured by science agencies to date, creating more uncertainty and worry for thousands of science workers.

NZCTU: Working People Will Pay For Static Inflation

While inflation holding steady might sound like good news, the reality is that prices for the basics—like rent, energy, and insurance—are still rising. While stable overall inflation is welcome, the prices for things that people can’t avoid are rising more quickly. Workers and families are still struggling with rising costs for everyday essentials.

ACT New Zealand: Too Early For A Victory Lap, But Hope Is On Its Way

“We also need an upgrade in how we get inflation data. The Stats NZ figure of 2.2 is for the months of October-December last year, implying a midpoint of November. Real time figures from GDP Live’s inflation tracker, based on continuous data from business, suggest the figure is now 2.06 per cent," says ACT Leader David Seymour.

Greenpeace New Zealand: Trump Exit From Paris Agreement Means NZ Must Rally With World To Save Climate

Greenpeace is calling on the Government to significantly strengthen its climate target, in particular the goal to cut methane emissions. This is what the independent Climate Change Commission advised in its report at the end of last year.

Green Party: Aotearoa Must Step Up As Trump Plays With Climate Fire

Christopher Luxon can and should set an ambitious Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) for 2035, scrap opening new fossil fuel mines and drilling and actually commit to meeting our 2030 NDC, says Green Co-leader and Climate Spokesperson, Chlöe Swarbrick.

Become a Member

LATEST HEADLINES

PARLIAMENT
POLITICS
REGIONAL

New Public Advisory Committee On Disarmament And Arms Control 23/01/25 | New Zealand Governm...
Luxon Waves Goodbye To Record Number Of NZers With No Plan In Sight 23/01/25 | Green Party
ACT Welcomes Innovation Changes To Better Serve Taxpayers And Growth 23/01/25 | ACT New Zeal...
Reforms To Boost Science Sector And Economy 23/01/25 | New Zealand Government
Invest New Zealand Opens Doors To The World 23/01/25 | New Zealand Government
Economic Growth The Key To Better Days Ahead 23/01/25 | New Zealand Government
PM's Speech - State Of The Nation 2025 23/01/25 | New Zealand Government

More RSS

New Science Minister Must Guarantee No Further Cuts To Science Jobs 8:27 AM | PSA
Politics Of Kindness To Be Tackled In Ardern's Tell-All Memoir 23/01/25 | RNZ
Labour Pivots Focus To National's Stomping Grounds Of Economy And Crime 23/01/25 | RNZ
Taxpayers’ Union Criticism Of Governor-General Unwarranted 23/01/25 | New Zealand Republic
Luxon’s ‘going For Growth’ Just Grows The Government Bureaucracy 23/01/25 | Taxpayers' Union
Taxpayer Victory! Callaghan Innovation Finally For The Scrapheap 23/01/25 | Taxpayers' Union
PM Flags Mining As Critical To Economic Growth 23/01/25 | Straterra Inc

More RSS

Appeal For Witnesses After Serious Crash Near Te Kauwhata 8:22 AM | New Zealand Police
Good Progress Overnight On West Auckland Watermain Repair 8:20 AM | Watercare
Outdoor Fires Restricted In Parts Of West Coast From Today 8:18 AM | Fire and Emergency NZ
Area Impacted By West Auckland Watermain Break Reduces 8:12 AM | Watercare Services
Councils Can Help Drive New Zealand’s Growth - LGNZ 23/01/25 | Local Government NZ
High Levels Of Toxic Algae In Wairarapa And Hutt Valley Rivers 23/01/25 | Greater Wellington...
The Trusts Celebrate One Year Of The $250,000 Innovation Fund 23/01/25 | The Trusts

More RSS

Featured News Channels

Wellington Scoop

More RSS News Alerts

Politics Section

Parliamentary Parties

Political Blogs

Political Websites

NZ Parliament
NZ Government

Join Scoop Pro Today

Choose from a range of news and communications services for professionals, with options for individuals through to large organisations

Get started today with a free trial

Be licensed for professional use
Stay informed on key issues
Access a comprehensive media archive
Now with over 50 Broadcast email reports

Click to learn more