No charges over fatal ski bus crash, 'Mary Poppins' Santa challenges stereotypes
The Front Page · NZ Herald
November 29, 201816m 50s
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No criminal charges will be laid in relation to a Mt Ruapehu bus crash that killed a West Auckland schoolgirl. Police have completed their investigation into the crash near the Turoa Skifield in July that killed 11-year-old Hannah Francis. Eighteen others were injured, including the driver.
Police say, as a result of their investigation, no criminal charges will be laid - and they're preparing for a coroner's hearing. Detective Inspector Ross McKay, crime manager for the central district CIB, says Police will continue to provide support for other agencies in their ongoing investigations.
Also today: MP travel expenses revealed, reaction to Huawei decision, and the new Mary Poppins Santa statue challenging gender stereotypes.
Police say, as a result of their investigation, no criminal charges will be laid - and they're preparing for a coroner's hearing. Detective Inspector Ross McKay, crime manager for the central district CIB, says Police will continue to provide support for other agencies in their ongoing investigations.
Also today: MP travel expenses revealed, reaction to Huawei decision, and the new Mary Poppins Santa statue challenging gender stereotypes.
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