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No dog, no – more “canine tourists” seen in cars in the Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park (Department of Conservation of New Zealand)

Public Technologies 10 Feb 2026
DOC Principal Investigations Officer Marlous Heijs says staff at Aoraki/Mount Cook are seeing more canines in cars because they're monitoring vehicles during the paid parking pilot running at Whitehorse Hill ... Aoraki/Mount Cook is not one of them.
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DOC reveals first pictures of massive new Aoraki/Mount Cook swing bridge (Department of Conservation of New Zealand)

Public Technologies 16 Dec 2025
). Date. 16 December 2025 ... The weather can change many times a day up here ... Department of Conservation Aoraki/Mount Cook Operations Manager Sally Jones says it's going to be an exciting next few months seeing the bridge really take shape ... Contact ... Email.
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Two climbers overdue, Aoraki/Mount Cook (New Zealand Police)

Public Technologies 15 Dec 2025
). Police are aware of two climbers who are on Aoraki/Mount Cook and are overdue from their climb ... ENDS. Issued by Police Media Centre ... Disclaimer.
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‘Stay on track’ at Aoraki/Mount Cook (Department of Conservation of New Zealand)

Public Technologies 02 Dec 2025
DOC Operations Manager for Aoraki/Mount Cook, Sally Jones, says there are signs at the Whitehorse Hill car park, and on the track warning people not to go past barriers, and yet some visitors are ignoring them, and pleading ignorance when approached.
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Aoraki Mount Cook: Two climbers dead on New Zealand

BBC News 25 Nov 2025
Hikes to the summit of Mount Cook are known to be challenging even for experienced climbers. .
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Two climbers dead after fall on Aoraki Mount Cook, New Zealand’s highest peak

The Guardian 25 Nov 2025
None of the climbers have been publicly identified ....
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Bodies of climbers recovered from Aoraki Mount Cook (New Zealand Police)

Public Technologies 25 Nov 2025
Police, with the assistance of Department of Conservation and the Rescue Coordination Centre, have recovered the bodies of two climbers on Aoraki Mount Cook.
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Work underway to recover two climbers, Aoraki Mount Cook (New Zealand Police)

Public Technologies 24 Nov 2025
). Attributable to Canterbury Aoraki Area Commander, Inspector Vicki Walker.. Police, with assistance from Wanaka Alpine Cliff Rescue Team and the Department of Conservation, are working to recover two climbers on Aoraki Mount Cook this morning ... ENDS.
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