RNZ1 Nov, 2026 10:38 PM3 mins to readMuch of the Bing property, between Kerikeri River and the town centre, is overrun by woolly nightshade, also known as tobacco weed. Photo / RNZ, Peter de GraafBy Peter de Graaf of RNZA council deadline for cleaning up part of a controversial, weed-infested development in central Kerikeri expired on Saturday. Consent conditions for developing the so-called Bing property – a 23ha block of land bordered by Kerikeri River, the town centre and the Heritage Bypass –
Deadline for cleaning up Kerikeri’s controversial Bing property expires
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