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Safe to swim in Matua again after sewage spill

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The spill happened near Fergusson Park. Photo / Andrew Warner

The spill happened near Fergusson Park. Photo / Andrew Warner

Ten days after a wastewater spill, water quality testing has shown it is safe to swim and collect shellfish off Matua again.

Tauranga City Council said in a statement the overflow happened in the Tilby Drive/Fergusson Park area of Matua on November 5.

The overflow was caused by tree roots
damaging a sewer line, which has now been repaired.

Warning signs between Kiriwai Place and Kulim Park have been removed.

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