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Heavy police presence in Auckland suburb

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By William Hewett
| newshub.co.nz
Armed police have swarmed a central Auckland suburb on Thursday afternoon. Photos taken by Newshub show at least seven police cars outside Waterview Primary School on Herdman Street but the incident is not believed to be connected to the school. Do you know more? Email news@newshub.co.nz The principal of Waterview Primary School told Newshub there is a "large police presence" outside the school, including armed police. The principal confirmed to Newshub the school is not in lockdown.
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'Very concerning': Expert warns cryptosporidium bug is 'very hardy' amid surge in cases, diarrhoea can last four weeks

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By William Hewett
| newshub.co.nz
Watch: Dr Bryan Betty speaks to AM co-host. Credits: Video - AM; Images - AM A general practitioner is warning the surge in cryptosporidium cases is "very concerning" as the bug is "very hardy", with diarrhoea potentially lasting up to four weeks. It comes after Health New Zealand revealed on Thursday morning there have been 262 cases of cryptosporidium (or 'crypto') since the start of the year through to March 8.
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Auckland Council proposes major change to rubbish collection

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By William Hewett
| newshub.co.nz
Related video from December 2023: Mayor Wayne Brown reacts to Auckland Council's proposal to move rubbish collection to fortnightly. Credits: Video - AM; Images - RNZ Auckland Council is proposing changing its rubbish collection to fortnightly rather than weekly. The proposal has sparked fears from larger families that their current rubbish bins will overflow but Auckland Council says they have a plan for that.
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