Rangitīkei Mayor Andy Watson says councils with water-related debt problems will have a tough time finding partners for Three Waters collaboration. Photo: Aka Creative
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Rangitīkei Mayor Andy Watson says councils with water-related debt problems will have a tough time f
2024-04-30 00:59:08
Water reforms repeal could leave some councils out in the cold – mayor
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