Otaraua Hapu to meet with Greymouth Petroleum

Friday, 27 March 2009, 4:51 pm
Press Release: Otaraua Hapu

Otaraua Hapu Press Release issued 3.00pm Friday 27 March 2009

Otaraua Hapu is pleased that recent communications with Greymouth Petroleum’s chief executive Mark Dunphy will result in a meeting early next week, when he returns to the country.

“We are encouraged by the fact that the company is willing to meet us and look forward to a constructive Hui”, states Otaraua chairperson David Doorbar.

“In the meantime we will continue our peaceful occupation at Tikorangi pa site.”

ENDS

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