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A camper and a car collided on Waipawa Bridge in Hawke's Bay. Police report injuries. The road is expected to be closed for some time.
A crash involving a camper and a car occurred on Waipawa Bridge on State Highway 2 in Hawke's Bay. Police have reported injuries.
According to one account, high winds caused a caravan to overturn and collide with a car around 4:20 p.m. The bridge was closed in both directions but has since reopened. The road is expected to be closed for some time.
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A campervan and a car collided on Waipawa Bridge on State Highway 2 in Hawke's Bay. Police report injuries. The road is expected to be closed for some...
A campervan and a car collided on Waipawa Bridge on State Highway 2 in Hawke's Bay. Police report injuries. The road is expected to be closed for some time.
Police report that high winds caused a two-vehicle crash on Waipawa Bridge in Central Hawke's Bay, where a caravan blew over and hit a car at about 4:...
Police report that high winds caused a two-vehicle crash on Waipawa Bridge in Central Hawke's Bay, where a caravan blew over and hit a car at about 4:20 pm. Initial indications are that there are injuries. The bridge was closed in both directions but has since reopened.
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Strong westerly winds are affecting the South Island, blowing over a caravan in Clutha. MetService has issued strong wind watches for Southland, Clutha and Dunedin, and road snowfall warnings for inland areas. The caravan incident occurred on State Highway 1 north of Balclutha; no injuries were reported.
A caravan being towed by a pickup truck rolled onto its side on SH1 in Wellington around 11:30 on Thursday. No injuries were reported. The northbound lane was closed but reopened by 1:00 PM.
A car and caravan caught fire this morning on McLaren Falls Rd near the State Highway 29 intersection. Fire and Emergency New Zealand was called at 6:34 am, and a Greerton fire crew responded. The car was well involved when crews arrived. The blaze was extinguished, and police were notified at 6:45 am. No one was inside the vehicle at the time.
The New Zealand Motor Caravan Association Motorhome, Caravan and Leisure Show will be held on September 18–20 at Mystery Creek. About a quarter of the 50 volunteers helping run the campground come from Cambridge and Te Awamutu. Roy and Michele Connell have owned the event since 2010; the park and stay campground is the club’s largest annual fundraiser and accommodates up to 1,700 motorhomes and caravans.
Ōnaero Bay Holiday Park in New Plymouth has reopened under new management for the whitebait season (1 September – 30 October). Operator Penny signed a five-year lease with NPDC. The campground offers powered and tent sites, a short walk from the beach. Bookings are online.
Three people were injured when a campervan overturned on State Highway 6 near Roaring Meg this morning. Police were called at about 7:20 am. St John responded with two ambulances, two operations managers, and two helicopters. The injured were taken to Dunedin Hospital with one serious, one moderate, and one minor injury. Police are investigating the incident.
An Australian couple say they have been left stranded and facing a $7500 bill after their rental motorhome became stuck in a mud slip near Wānaka – despite having taken out what they understood to be the company’s most comprehensive zero-excess cover. A significant winter storm battered the area.
Maiken Desiree from Norway and Englishman Will Turner planned to start a new life in Ireland, but their plans were derailed by mold in their house and a problematic boss. Instead, they traveled to New Zealand, where they are now touring in a motorhome.
British couple Ed and Jess have given up saving for a house to drive a campervan the full length of the Pan-American Highway, from Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, to Ushuaia, Argentina. The roughly 30,000 km route crosses more than a dozen countries and is expected to take a year. The pair cite weather, border crossings and wildlife as key challenges.
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