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Invasive fish species likely illegally released in Kāpiti lakes

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The discovery of dead tench in Kotuku Lake and Waterstone Lake in Paraparaumu suggests the invasive species has been illegally released, Kāpiti Coast District Council says.

The discovery of dead tench in two Paraparaumu lakes suggests the invasive species has been illegally released, Kāpiti Coast District Council says. Photo: Supplied / Kāpiti Coast District Council

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