Tauranga City Council is managing risk due to ongoing geological instability of Mount Maunganui.
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Updated Aug 29
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Tauranga City Council is managing risk due to ongoing geological instability of Mount Maunganui.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Tauranga Council is working to reopen tracks on Mount Maunganui while Mahé Drysdale serves as Mayor.Sub-event
- Tauranga City Council is managing risk due to ongoing geological instability of Mount Maunganui.Sub-event
Risk management failures under scrutiny regarding the council's handling of the mountain.1 source
- Council ignored landslide risk reports in Tauranga, contrasting its inaction with Auckland's successful mitigation.Sub-event
- An expert review found systemic failure in risk management related to Mount Maunganui.Sub-event
- Following a fatal landslide at the base of Mount Maunganui, the council is reviewing the incident and the future of its chief executive.Sub-event
- Laurie Richards warned about the landslide hazard at Mount Maunganui.Sub-event
- Landslide activity impacts city infrastructure in Tauranga, involving Mount Maunganui.Sub-event
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Council manages risk due to ongoing geological instability of Mount Maunganui.1 source
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Mount Maunganui
town and suburb of Tauranga, New Zealand
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Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- nzherald.co.nz
- rnz.co.nz'Saturated, mobile and fluid': Warning after three fresh slips on Mount Maunganui