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SunLive - Just two households remain in Matata red zone

SunLive - Just two households remain in Matata red zone
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Just two households remain at Matatā, with one refusing to leave

Time in paradise is up for Matatā residents living in a red-zoned debris flow risk area, after a plan change has deemed their land and family home uninhabitable.

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The last resident of Matatā s red zone today becomes an illegal squatter on his own land

The last resident of Matatā s red zone today becomes an illegal squatter on his own land
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SunLive - Man to become squatter on his own land - The Bay s News First

SunLive - Man to become squatter on his own land - The Bay s News First
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Resident remains defiant against plan change at Matata fanhead

Resident remains defiant against plan change at Matata fanhead 11 Feb, 2021 07:27 PM 4 minutes to read Several homes have already been removed from the Awatarariki fanhead. Rick and Rachel Whalley s (front) will be the last to go. Photo / Troy Baker Several homes have already been removed from the Awatarariki fanhead. Rick and Rachel Whalley s (front) will be the last to go. Photo / Troy Baker Charlotte is a Local Democracy Reporter based in Whakatane. One resident remains defiant as Eastern Bay councils prepare to officially end rights to live in the area of Matata devastated by a debris flow in 2005. The first of two plan changes to end all human habitation in the coastal neighbourhood of Awatarariki was formally approved by Whakatane District Council yesterday.

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