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Man’s death in Whangārei suburb Te Kamo not being treated as suspicious

Brodie Stone
Brodie Stone
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3 Mar, 2026 08:31 PMQuick Read
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The police presence at the intersection of Carr St and Sierra Ave after a sudden death. Photo / Brodie Stone

The police presence at the intersection of Carr St and Sierra Ave after a sudden death. Photo / Brodie Stone

A man’s death in the Whangārei suburb of Te Kamo is not being treated as suspicious.

Police were called to a Carr St home on Monday morning, after reports a man had been found dead inside the property.

Northland area investigations manager Detective Senior Sergeant Shane Pilmer said police believe the man’s death was the result of a medical event.

“Police extend condolences to the deceased’s whānau and friends at this difficult time,” Pilmer said.

The death would be referred to the coroner.

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Brodie Stone covers crime and emergency for the Northern Advocate. She has spent most of her life in Whangārei and is passionate about delving into issues that matter to Northlanders and beyond.

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