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'At our wits end': Walking bridge access cut to curb behaviour

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The $38m Ngā Hau Māngere pedestrian bridge has been a hot spot for people to gather since it opened in 2022, with complaints of rowdy behaviour, including loud music and defecation.

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'At our wits end': Walking bridge access cut to curb behaviour

The $38m Ngā Hau Māngere pedestrian bridge has been a hot spot for people to gather since it opened in 2022, with complaints of rowdy behaviour, including loud music and defecation.

27 days ago

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