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Concerns raised over handling of Mount Maunganui landslide risks

The report says very few middle-tier staff understood the seriousness of reports concerning landslide risks at Mount Maunganui. The supplied information does not confirm a new landslide or casualties.

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Unrecognized landslide risks could leave communities exposed to a potentially serious natural hazard.

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  1. 'Very few' middle tier staff understood the gravity of reports into Mt Maunganui landslide risks ↗rnz.co.nz · Recorded source date: Sep 1, 2026, 5:02 AM UTC

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