28 January 2026

Cordoned area at Mount Maunganui

The cordoned area around the Mount Maunganui landslip site has been reduced to allow businesses to open on the Marine Parade side of the Mount.

Safety of the public and the teams involved in the recovery at the site remains paramount.

The changes will mean that Marine Parade, as far as Adams Avenue, will be open to pedestrians.

We request the public continue to recognise that the site is a hazardous area and to be respectful of the work underway. Although the road is closed to general traffic, there will be heavy trucks using the road to service the Mauao landslip area. Pedestrians should keep to the footpath unless crossing.

There is no public vehicle access to Marine Parade from Commons Avenue, other than for residents and business owners. Cordoned fencing will be extended from Pilot Bay Beach to the Mount Main Beach.

It is very important that we preserve the space that recovery agencies need to continue their important work. The purpose of the cordon is to manage risk to the public, enable police recovery operations on site and manage public access to ensure security and sensitivity.

Mount cordon map
Mount Maunganui cordoned area

Posted: 28 January 2026
Categories: News, City-wide
Tags: Road closures , Mauao Landslide

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