Erin Woolley

Erin Woolley

coroner New Zealand

Erin Woolley is a coroner known for her emphasis on public safety and preventative measures in boating. Following the tragic Clarks Beach boating incident, she called for a nationwide rule mandating the use of lifejackets on small boats to enhance safety and reduce drowning fatalities.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Coroner Erin Woolley investigated the deaths of Emerald and Tanatui and released her findings. 6

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The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Auckland mother and newborn’s deaths highlights challenges in postpartum care, Coroner says

New Zealand New Zealand: Coroner Erin Woolley pointed to failures in the ambulance call-taker process in her findings. 5

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The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Ambulance delays: Woman found dead in Auckland home four hours after calling 111

New Zealand New Zealand: Coroner Erin Woolley said that if Ryder and Gemma had been wearing lifejackets, their chances of surviving after the boat capsized would have significantly increased. 7

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The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Clarks Beach boating tragedy: Coroner calls for lifejacket use to be compulsory nationwide