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Board decide against permitting sport rock climbing on Mauao

Ngā Poutiriao ō Mauao, Mauao’s Joint Administration Board,
has decided not to approve the use of sport rock climbing routes on Mauao in a recent Media Release. Read the full verdict below.

Full Media Release:

The decision, made at the Board's 22 July meeting, comes in
response to an application by the rock-climbing community to be granted
permission to climb on specified routes on the maunga.

The Board’s decision was made in line with the Mauao
Historic Resource Management Plan, which outlines that the Board include
consideration of the effects on a rare fern, wāhi tapu sites and public safety.

The Board held overall concerns about the health and...

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