Multimedia journalist·Waikato Herald·27 Sep, 2026 02:05 AM3 mins to readFlowers brought to the Te Awamutu community vigil were later taken to the railway station in memory of the young person who died. Photo / Tom EleyCherry blossom petals swept through driving rain as Te Awamutu residents gathered on Sunday to mourn a young person who died in an incident involving a train. Te Awamutu Christian Centre pastor Bruce Judd told those attending the community vigil at Anchor Park that he understood the lasting pain of
Te Awamutu mourners brave rain to remember young person killed in railway incident
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