Due to the coast offering an abundance of resources to humans and thus several different users, compete for the same section of coast, which leads to conflict between various Residential Conflicts such as people feuding over who is the rightful owner of the land and how it should be used. Corporate Conflicts may also eventuate from the coast offering many resources, like developers and City Councils/near-by shops and even residents oh how the land should be properly used and taken care of, State Governments may also become involved in these conflicts as they may become so large that the only way they can be resolved is if the State Government becomes involved. In extreme cases there may be conflicts between State Governments, as one state could be doing something which will ruin a particular piece of coastline, the other one may intervene and put there views forward on how it should be taken care of.
             Over recent years, conflicts between residents have been increasing greatly along the coastline, due to its increasing value and popularity amongst tourists.
             Residential Conflicts are the most common type of conflict, which is associated with Coastal Zones. The main type of conflict involves Residents who own property along the coast feuding amongst each other over which Resident owns that particular part of the beachfront, this type of conflict can separate the friendship of neighbours and leave them in constant feuding. Another type of feuding that may involve Residents in one's that involve coastal views, one resident may erect as structure or puts in a tender to renovate their house, which may cause their neighbours views to be interrupted.
             Corporate Conflicts are very common in the development industry. These can also lead to State government intervention due to the great debate it can cause. One of the main Types of Corporate Conflicts is when a development company buys a property on the foreshore and are planning to b
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