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Fears for Mangawhai sandspit over seabed sand mining at Pakiri - council

Pakiri sea floor sand has played a major role in Auckland's construction scene.

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Bream Bay Fishing Report - October 7th, 2021 - The Fishing Website

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Local Matters - Society argues Kaipara Harbour should supply sand needs

Society argues Kaipara Harbour should supply sand needs MHRS legal representative James Carnie and Richard Bull. A map showing Kaipara’s proposed consent area in hatched red. The Mangawhai Harbour Restoration Society (MHRS) argued that controversial sand mining near Pakiri should be shifted to the Kaipara Harbour or substituted for other sources at a hearing in the Warkworth Town Hall last week. The hearing comes in the wake of Kaipara Ltd’s application to renew its consent to extract two million cubic metres of sand offshore from Pakiri and Mangawhai over 20 years. It contends that Pakiri’s sand is required to prevent a shortage of supply for the production of concrete in the Auckland market.

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Local Matters - Auckland needs Pakiri s sand, commissioners hear

Auckland needs Pakiri’s sand, commissioners hear Kaipara Ltd legal representative Morgan Slyfield. Commissioner chair Les Simmons. A new map produced by Kaipara Ltd sections off an area to be avoided by dredging, marked in grey. Hearings for Kaipara Ltd’s resource consent application to dredge two million cubic metres of sand offshore from Mangawhai and Pakiri began this morning. Just weeks ago, it was revealed by the Mangawhai Harbour Restoration Society and Friends of Pakiri group that Auckland Council’s consent compliance monitoring team was investigating Kaipara Ltd due to alleged environmental damage. Mangawhai Harbour Restoration Society chair Ken Rayward says the society organised a team of divers who reported that an 18km trench had been caused by continual dredging of a single stretch of seabed.

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White gold dug up for Auckland: The long, gritty battle over Pakiri s sand

White gold dug up for Auckland: The long, gritty battle over Pakiri s sand 4 May, 2021 10:20 PM 15 minutes to read Protesters form SOS (for Save our Sand ) on a Mangawhai beach. Photo / Supplied RNZ By Farah Hancock of RNZ Sharley Haddon s description of Pakiri Beach s predicament is simple: If you dig a hole in a bowl of sugar, what happens to the sugar around the edge? She thinks almost 100 years of sand mining off Pakiri Beach, north of Auckland, has caused the shore s sand and the dunes to slump into the holes and trenches left by dredging. To visitors, Pakiri Beach still looks like a slice of paradise; a long, empty arc of white sand extending from the Pakiri to Mangawhai. For locals like Haddon, there s worry. The beach has changed and not for the better.

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