Relevant offers
Five people are in hospital following two separate crashes on the Eastern Tararua Ranges.
Two motorcyclists are in Palmerston North Hospital with moderate injuries after they crashed in Pongaroa at about 4pm today.
One motorcyclist appeared to run into trouble on a corner and was rear-ended by the bike following it, bringing the motorcycle group travelling from Wellington to a halt, sergeant Jymahl Glassey, of Pahiatua police, said.
The crash is the second of two on the eastern side of the Tararua Ranges in the past 24 hours.
Three people were also taken to hospital last night after a serious two-car collision at the summit of the Pahiatua Track.
Emergency services were called to a crash at about 10.30pm on the corner of Aokautere Rd and Range Rd near the top of the Pahiatua Track.
They found two people moderately injured and a third in a "serious" condition, Palmerston North fire station officer Ian King said.
The trio were taken to Palmerston North hospital for treatment. No one was trapped in either of the two vehicles involved and a fourth person was uninjured, Mr King said.
- © Fairfax NZ News
Sponsored links
GCSB 'arguably' didn't break law - Neazor
More people moving to New Zealand
'Nightmare' battle over abused son
Toy store sells drug-dealing game
NZ's Ed Hillary 'claimed' by Britain
Man who fell to Earth lives to tell the tale
Two train derailments within a week
Asset sales could help pay for rebuild - Key
Historian dies hours from rescue
Lesbian bed ban sparks threats and abuse
Monster tornado slams into Oklahoma city
Lesbian bed ban sparks threats and abuse
Historic Everest climb for Kiwi
The Doors founding member dies
Kiwi students among the sleepiest in the world
Kiwi entrepreneur buys Melbourne Storm
Yahoo reboots Flickr with terabyte storage
Do you care about sustainability?
Customs seizes elephant meat, dead primate
Have you got an epic man cave?
Monster tornado slams into Oklahoma city
No underwear! Eva's Cannes mishap
Lesbian bed ban sparks threats and abuse
Man who fell to Earth lives to tell the tale
NZ's Ed Hillary 'claimed' by Britain
Aftershocks 'nothing alarming'
Woman tells of alleged multiple rape ordeal













