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Police name woman whose body was found in Tutaekuri River

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Police have named the woman recovered from the Tutaekuri River as Hilary Mackie. Photo / Google Maps

Police have named the woman recovered from the Tutaekuri River as Hilary Mackie. Photo / Google Maps

Police have named the woman recovered from the Tutaekuri River as 54-year-old Napier woman Hilary Mackie, also known as Shadz.

Her body was discovered on Tuesday evening by a member of the public.

Hawke's Bay Police with the Police National Dive Squad recovered the body from the river, near Taradale, on Wednesday.

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The scene examination at the river, and the post-mortem have been completed.

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Police continue to investigate the circumstances of her death.

A rāhui has been placed on the Tutaekurī River in Hawke's Bay from Waiohiki to Waitangi.

Mana whenua placed the rāhui, which prohibits anyone from swimming, until March 21 or collecting mahinga kai/food until March 25 from the river.

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