Otago Regional Rescue Helicopter

Rescue helicopter's arrival conquered despair

Rescue helicopter's arrival conquered despair

Lying on the side of the road, 32 weeks pregnant, bleeding from the mouth and able to feel neither her legs nor her baby moving, Rebecca Guest felt pretty desperate, but hearing two Otago Rescue Helicopters arrive on the scene of the two-car collision at Lindis Crossing changed all that.

Helicopter appeal taken to schools

Helicopter appeal taken to schools

Former All Black Kees Meeuws has challenged pupils at St Mary's Primary School in Milton to raise money to support rescue helicopter services.

Serious head injury suspected

Otago Regional Rescue helicopters were busy yesterday evening, with callouts to two rural accidents within half an hour.

Tractor driver badly hurt near Macraes

A 53-year-old man was flown to Dunedin Hospital with serious injuries yesterday after the tractor he was driving rolled off Macraes Rd, near Shag Valley Back Rd, about 1pm.

No illusions as Santa drops in

No illusions as Santa drops in

The sound of an ice cream van playing a jolly tune as it dishes out tasty treats generally creates an air of excitement among children.

Review bid draws no comment yet

Review bid draws no comment yet

The South Island Neurosurgical Service expert panel's call for a review of patient-recovery and related patient-transport services across the island has drawn no comment at this stage from Otago Rescue Helicopter Trust chairman Ross Black.

Lions present rescue helicopter trust donation

Lions present rescue helicopter trust donation

Central Otago Lions club members presented a donation to the Otago Rescue Helicopter Trust at Mosgiel yesterday.

Life-saving service supported

Life-saving service supported

Services the Otago Rescue Helicopter provides to rural Otago were acknowledged yesterday in Lawrence, when a $35,000 cheque was given to the Otago Rescue Helicopter Trust.

$48,000 for rescue trust

The Otago Rescue Helicopter Trust fundraiser held in Lawrence recently has exceeded expectations by raising more than $48,000.

Helicopter rescue on Signal Hill

Helicopter rescue on Signal Hill

St John paramedic Andrew Duncan and an injured mountain biker are winched up to the Otago Regional Rescue Helicopter in Dunedin yesterday.

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