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Large vegetation fire sends smoke billowing across Auckland's Upper Harbour Motorway

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Radio New Zealand fire coverage reports: A significant vegetation fire is generating smoke visible across Auckland's Upper Harbour Motorway, prompting a large response from Fire and Emergency. Firefighters are actively engaged at the scene in Whenuapai, according to Radio New Zealand.

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Media report: Radio New Zealand fire coverage

Large vegetation fire which sent smoke billowing across Auckland's Upper Harbour Motorway under control

Radio New Zealand fire coverage reports: A significant vegetation fire near Auckland's Upper Harbour Motorway has been brought under control, as reported by Radio New Zealand. At the height of the incident, eight fire crews were dispatched to address the situation in Whenuapai.

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Media report: Radio New Zealand fire coverage

Large vegetation fire sends smoke billowing across Auckland's Upper Harbour Motorway

Radio New Zealand fire coverage reports: A significant vegetation fire is generating smoke visible across Auckland's Upper Harbour Motorway, prompting a large response from Fire and Emergency. Firefighters are actively engaged at the scene in Whenuapai, according to Radio New Zealand.

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