DOC warns lives at risk due to warnings being ignored

Update: 2025-12-03

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Up to 20 people a day are risking their lives venturing into closed areas of a popular Aoraki-Mt Cook National Park track, where construction and explosive work is under way. DOC operations manager for Aoraki-Mt Cook, Sally Jones spoke to Corin Dann.

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DOC warns lives at risk due to warnings being ignored

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DOC warns lives at risk due to warnings being ignored

DOC warns lives at risk due to warnings being ignored