Kuaotunu

Kuaotunu is a small, laid-back village approximately 20 minutes north of Whitianga on the Coromandel Peninsula.

Surfers, artisans, artists, fishermen, farmers, families, retirees, holiday makers - the Kuaotunu community ebbs and flows like the sea that we are privileged to live beside.

Donations Now Being Accepted

Please support the youth of Kuaotunu by donating to the project to have a mini skateboard ramp (half pipe) built in Kuaotunu.

Donations can be made to:

Kuaotunu Residents and Ratepayers Association
Bank account: 38-9018-0281956-00
Reference: Half pipe

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Latest Community News

Kuaotunu Community Newsletter - 01 June, 2019

June 1st 2019Many of you will have noticed (on TV, in the papers, on Kuaotunu Katchup etc) the application, currently with Waikato Regional Council, to gain resource consent to establish 30 hectares of musselRead more

Kuaotunu Community Newsletter - 31 March, 2019

March 31st 2019The Committee of the Residents and Ratepayers Association is delighted that so many members of the community took the time to attend the public meeting held at the beginning of February. The purposeRead more

Kuaotunu Community Newsletter - 19 December, 2018

December 19th 2018The Kuaotunu Library Committee is delighted to report that the library building has been completed on time and within budget. We would like to thank TCDC, the Domain Board, Carters, Guthrie Bowrons,Read more

Kuaotunu Community Newsletter - 10 October, 2018

October 10th 2018 It is not in the stars to hold our destiny, but in ourselves (William Shakespeare) Earlier this year we promised to distribute the 2009/2010 Community Plan to everyone again and to seek your thoRead more

A Brief History of the Kuaotunu Domain Board

September 26th 2018-summarised from notes compiled by Ian Goodall, 2018Read more

Kuaotunu Community Newsletter - 26 July, 2018

July 26th 2018Over the last 12 months there has been renewed discussions over the use and management of our public reserve spaces. In Kuaotunu there are many more reserves than one would expect for such a smallRead more

Kuaotunu Community Newsletter - 01 June, 2018

June 1st 2018Welcome to the first newsletter from the new Committee of your Residents & Ratepayers Association, freshly elected at the AGM in April. We know you will join us in thanking all the members of theRead more

Kuaotunu Community Newsletter - 17 March, 2018

March 17th 2018It's been an interesting month in Kuaotunu, with social media in particular awash with lots of concerns about what's going on in our little community. From the proposed site of the new library to theRead more

Kuaotunu Community Newsletter - 13 February, 2018

February 13th 2018The mad Xmas rush is now over and many of you will have reluctantly dragged yourselves away from the sea and sunshine and be back at work. If you were lucky enough to be here over the holiday season,Read more

Kuaotunu Community Newsletter - 04 January, 2018

January 4th 2018Happy New Year! Hopefully you are lucky enough to be spending your holidays in our special part of the world. We wish you and your family a safe and happy holiday season, and a prosperous 2018. AndRead more

Kuaotunu Community Newsletter - 02 December, 2017

December 2nd 2017Welcome to the latest update on what's happening in and around Kuaotunu. There's some exciting news in this edition, from new premises for the library to a new website for the hall, so read on...Read more

Kuaotunu Community Newsletter - 20 October, 2017

October 20th 2017Labour Weekend is almost upon us and we hope that you'll be getting to spend it in our beautiful part of the world. This is the time of the year when things start to get busy around here, so let'sRead more

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