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Mauao base remains closed after Cyclone Cook

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Mauao base track remains closed after Cyclone Cook hit overnight. Tauranga City Council hope to reopen the Mount Maunganui beach side of the track this afternoon. Photo/John Borren

Mauao base track remains closed after Cyclone Cook hit overnight. Tauranga City Council hope to reopen the Mount Maunganui beach side of the track this afternoon. Photo/John Borren

The base track of Mauao remains closed due to damage from Cyclone Cook.

A number of new slips occurred on the mountain during the severe weather last night, and ocean swells have damaged the base track.

Tauranga City Council released a statement saying it hoped to reopen a portion of the base track on the Mount Maunganui beach side this afternoon.

However, much of the track will remain closed until at least next week and the Pilot Bay end, where a slip occurred during an earlier severe weather event, will still remain closed for at least some weeks.

Moturiki (Leisure) Island will be reopened early this afternoon, after tides recede.

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Any further Mauao updates over Easter weekend will be shared on Tauranga City Council's Facebook page.

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