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The point at Opito Coromandal - let's make this public land

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To stop the sale of this land to people with no heart, to make this land a public place

Nationwide

Let's make this public land for all of us to enjoy. We don't want this land to end up in a foreigners hand for investment purposes who doesn't believe in our country or our beliefs, who just think about making a quick dollar.

Let's raise enough money in order to buy this land and make it a public prestiene piece.

The hills are covered in grass that has that specific lush green you only get in the North Island, with ancient volcanic rocks and plateaus scattered about.

For some Kiwis, it's the attraction of one of the Coromandel's most untouched beaches that'll be the greatest drawcard here.

The beach has great fishing, perfect for taking the boat out. It's also a very safe beach, there's no rips or steep drops, so you would be comfortable taking your kids for a swim there," says Mr Christensen.

Driving to The Point at Opito from Auckland, Tauranga or Hamilton will take you around three hours. Once there, popping to Whitianga will take 30 minutes.

Newshub article: https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/lifestyle/2018/10/the-point-at-opito-a-slice-of-paradise-on-the-coromandel-peninsula-up-for-grabs.html

Jade Bennett's involvement (page creator)

I'm about keeping our land ours and for the public

Use of funds

Purchase the Land Tittle

Build public facilities

Transfer the Land to the public

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This campaign started on 28 Oct 2018 and ended on 9 Oct 2019.