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Te Maunga wastewater plant issue blamed for odour in Pāpāmoa, Arataki

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Te Maunga wastewater plant issue blamed for odour in Pāpāmoa, Arataki
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The Te Maunga Wastewater Treatment Plant in Tauranga is experiencing operational issues following a discharge that disrupted its biological treatment processes. Residents in Pāpāmoa and Arataki have reported foul odors, which the council expects to persist for several weeks.

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Infrastructure failures in municipal waste management highlight the challenges of maintaining public health and environmental standards in growing urban areas.

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The Te Maunga Wastewater Treatment Plant in Tauranga has been the source of foul odours in Pāpāmoa and Arataki. Photo composite/ NZME, Base photo/ Tauranga City Council and LINZ

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