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In just 12 weeks, over 12,000 people have signed a petition against sand mining in Te Akau Bream Bay, standing together to protect one of Northland’s most stunning coastal regions -including Langs Beach, Waipū Cove, Uretiti, and Ruakākā – from McCallum Bros Ltd’s proposed 35-year sand mining plan. Author Dale Husband
In just 12 weeks, over 12,000 people have signed a petition against sand mining in Te Akau Bream Bay, standing together to protect one of Northland’s most stunning coastal regions -including Langs Beach, Waipū Cove, Uretiti, and Ruakākā – from McCallum Bros Ltd’s proposed 35-year sand mining plan.
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