Aerial view of Hamurana Springs. Photo / File
I know they're also thinking about it out in Murupara too. If it brings job opportunities and it is kept under iwi control then it could be positive.
Angeline Emery, 53
Murupara
I don't see any crime in it, it's just a shame they've already put walls up and are charging people to do the walk. If the money stays in Rotorua then why not utilise the natural resource.
Lana Hornby, 39
Waikite Valley
It's a natural taonga, so why ruin what we have, it is beautiful water.
Rhys Fenton, 50s
Springfield
I think if the iwi is going to make a profit for themselves then it's all good. It's only going to end up in the ocean anyway.
Pekamu Gillies, 31
Koutu
A woman, 25, has been charged with assault.