Rescue 1

New Season. Auckland's Westpac helicopter crew races to save two teenage girls who are fighting for their lives after their car crashed and rolled off the Waiwera Hill.

A scuba diver is in a critical condition with the bends, and the only way to save him is for paramedic Chris Deacon to leap into the ocean from the chopper.

Three teenage girls, out for an afternoon drive, crash their car - and as their terrified parents arrive on the scene, the ambulance crews race to save their lives.

Real life rescues from the Westpac Helicopter team. A farming couple collide head on with another car and career down a bank, where they're trapped in their vehicle.

A truck driver, who had one leg amputated 40 years ago, has crashed his truck and crushed his remaining leg - and if the Rescue 1 chopper can't get him to hospital in time, he will bleed to death.

The chopper team race against the clock to rescue a forestry worker who has been smashed by a massive tree branch, and a Coromandel builder who has gashed his leg with a saw.

The chopper crew race to save a woman with a rare disease, a badly burnt toddler needs an urgent airlift to hospital, and a charity motor-bike event turns into a world of pain for two riders.

The chopper team is called out to save a pilot who is trapped in the wreck of his hang glider, and a woman with a badly fractured leg is trapped on the side of a steep, remote hillside at Muriwai.

The chopper crew is called out to save a man who's been hit by a truck, a diver suffering from 'the bends' on the Coromandel Peninsula, and a 17-year-old who may have broken his neck.

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The chopper team comes to the rescue of a woman left badly hurt after being knocked down a bank by her pet goat, and a man found with serious injuries on a remote beach.

The chopper team is called out to save a motorbike racer who has crashed at 200kms per hour and a woman scalded by an exploding radiator.

Season Finale. The chopper team is called out on more dramatic rescues, as the series comes to a close.