Whakatane holiday park residents claim eviction but council denies they re being kicked out
8 Apr, 2021 10:37 PM
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Despite the council saying no one has been asked to leave the holiday park, this group of permanent residents and many others all say they have been told to go. Photo / Charlotte Jones LDR
Despite the council saying no one has been asked to leave the holiday park, this group of permanent residents and many others all say they have been told to go. Photo / Charlotte Jones LDR
Charlotte is a Local Democracy Reporter based in Whakatane.
Long-term residents of a holiday park in Whakatāne say they are being kicked out of their homes and have nowhere else to go because the council is reviewing occupancy rules.
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