Billionaire developer clashes with locals over grand plans to slice up and sell 400 hectares of bushland on the NSW Mid North Coast
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Billionaire developer clashes with locals over grand plans to slice up and sell 400 hectares of bushland on the NSW Mid North Coast

Daily Mail  

A picturesque part of the NSW Mid North Coast has become a battleground as a billionaire developer and furious locals clash over the fate of 400 hectares of land. High-flying Phillip Dong Fang Lee and his wife Xiaobei Shi, paid $8.8million for the large chunk of bushland at Fame Cove in 2006. Billionaire high-roller Phillip Dong Fang Lee and his wife Xiaobei Shi, paid $8.8million for the 400 hectares on a marine sanctuary at Fame Cove in 2006 Phillip Dong Fang Lee turned over more than $2billion at The Star casino in Sydney in the 14 years to 2021 and purchased a palatial mansion in Point Piper for $40million in 2015 The property almost became a national park in 1998 when the then-owner Boral offered it to the National Parks and Wildlife Service for $1.1million. The couple's vast wealth was on full display in 2015 when they paid $39.9m for 87-89 Wolseley Road in Sydney's ritzy Point Piper Mr Lee was slapped with an almost $200,000 fine in 2009 after a dam wall failed during excavation.

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