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Fatal Mt Maunganui Landslide: Minister to Keep Tabs on Council After Damning Report

Simon Watts says he is monitoring Tauranga City Council as the report says the landslide was preventable and killed six people.

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The Local Government Minister says he is keeping a close eye on Tauranga City Council in the aftermath of a damning report into a deadly landslide but won't say if its chief executive should be sacked.

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Report warning of high risk to life from Mount Maunganui landslide went unread by officials

The report was commissioned just seven months before the tragedy.

·Wellington, New Zealand
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Young landslide victims almost went home days before disaster

The Maccanico family had decided to cut their summer camping holiday in Mount Maunganui short, with bad weather coming. But a campground staff member...

·Auckland, New Zealand
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Fatal Mt Maunganui landslide: Minister to keep tabs on council after damning report

The Local Government Minister says he is keeping a close eye on Tauranga City Council in the aftermath of a damning report into a deadly landslide but won't say if its chief executive should be sacked.

·Wellington, New Zealand
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RNZ broke the news in Wellington, New Zealand on Thursday, August 20, 2026.
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