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Police are reminding motorists travelling home today to remain alert and keep road safety top of mind.
So far, two people have died on our roads this Anzac weekend.
While that might seem like a low number on paper, that’s two families whose lives have been irreparably changed, says Inspector Peter McKennie, acting Director of Road Policing.
“Their loved ones are never coming home, and that’s absolutely gutting,” he says.
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A sparky’s senses sniffed out a large-scale commercial grow house, resulting in hundreds of cannabis plants being located.
On Wednesday afternoon, Police received information about a possible illegal operation hidden in the heart of Ōtāhuhu.
“An electrician working in the area noticed unusual wiring coming from a warehouse on Queen Street,” Detective Senior Sergeant Mike Hayward, of Counties Manukau West CIB, says.
“Ventilation pipes were also seen, which gave the telltale signs that the warehouse was being used for illegal activity.
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Police continue to work at the scene of last night’s fire in Mairehau.
We can now confirm that the child who died in the house fire was a three-year-old girl.
Four other children aged between 10 weeks and five-years-old, were admitted to hospital. The children are siblings of the deceased girl.
Three of the surviving children have been discharged and are in the care of family members. One child, a girl aged two-years-old, remains in hospital in a stable condition, with moderate injuries.
