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Lakeside safety message: 'have fun but stay safe'

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As Rotorua prepares for the Lakeside 2019 Waiata Mai concert on Saturday the message from police is to have fun but to stay safe.

In a statement, Rotorua area commander Inspector Anaru Pewhairangi said a number of police officers would be working at the concert as per standard procedure.

"We hope that everyone enjoys their night, looks after each other and has a great time.

"Enjoy engaging in the spirit of the event.

"This is a great opportunity for us to come together and enjoy each other's company."

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Pewhairangi said police were working closely with Lakeside organisers and Rotorua Lakes Council to ensure the event was safe.

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