$5000 helps get disadvantaged Rotorua locals on the road
20 Jan, 2021 09:04 PM
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Te Aratu Trust manager Lindsay Harper (right) with current members of the practical driving programme. Photo / Supplied
Te Aratu Trust manager Lindsay Harper (right) with current members of the practical driving programme. Photo / Supplied
Rotorua Daily Post
Dozens of Rotorua locals with long-term mental health, physical or intellectual disabilities will now get the chance to gain their driver s licence thanks to a $5000 grant from BayTrust.
The money will be used by Te Aratu Trust to continue running their successful driving programme in 2021, avoiding the need to cut back the professional lessons, vehicle access and free petrol which are offered to those in need each week.
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Car collides with unmarked police vehicle; woman charged with high-range PCA – Belmont
A woman has been charged with high-range drink driving after allegedly colliding with an unmarked police car whilst more than four times the legal limit in Lake Macquarie.
About 5.15pm yesterday (Wednesday 21 January 2021), a male senior constable stopped in the breakdown lane of the Pacific Highway, Belmont, in an unmarked police vehicle.
A short time later, a Ford Focus travelling north has veered into the breakdown lane and collided with the rear of the stationary police vehicle.
The officer called for assistance with additional police and emergency services attending. He and the Ford driver, a 42-year-old woman, underwent a roadside breath test, which the woman allegedly returned a positive reading.
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