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One person dies in single-vehicle Auckland crash

December 1, 2024
Emergency services responded to a two-vehicle crash between Belmont Rd and Murphys Rd at around 4.40pm.

Emergency services responded to a two-vehicle crash between Belmont Rd and Murphys Rd at around 4.40pm. (Source: 1News)

One person has died in a single-vehicle crash in Auckland this morning.

Police said the crash occurred on Hyperion Drive in Randwick Park around 7am.

After being closed for much of the morning the road is now back open.

Hato Hone St John said it treated one person in a minor condition at the scene.

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