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Waikawa Beach Ratepayers Association
To inform and advocate for ratepayers of Waikawa Beach
Not sure I’m sympathetic.
Why the need to drive so close to the kuku lagoon conservation area where (amongst other things) spoonbills and oyster catchers live and breed …
But still, we’ve got so many vehicles south of the river mouth; too crowded down there. Lets head north. Plenty of space. Stuff the foot walkers (who invited them here?) and the natural habitat. We didn’t come here in our big 4-wheel drives, to sit in comfort whilst our dogs run behind, just to care about a little natural habitat anyway …