Realities of water reform
Will the water reforms fix council metrics, or simply shift the pressure, asks David Hammond, the Head of Consulting and Public Sectors at Tribe Executive....
Category : Water services reform
Watercare’s new CEO
Image: Jamie (left) and Simon Bridges look in Auckland’s 16.2- km central interceptor wastewater tunnel. LG magazine talks with the new CEO of our country’s...
The water regulator responds
Steve Taylor, Head of Operations, The Water Services Authority – Taumata Arowai, responds to the article in the September magazine, ‘Regulator here to enforce not...
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Government’s water reform dictate widely condemned.
Predictably, the Government intends to go ahead with its proposed four independent three water entities after numerous councils around the country rejected it as an...
Northland councils whakakahore Government’s water reforms
Far North mayor and LGNZ board member John Carter is taking concerns over the Government’s three water reform to the next LGNZ board meeting and...
Councils still hihira over water reforms
Wairoa mayor Craig Little believes the Government’s $2.5 billion package to support local government ‘transition’ through major water reforms is “a big carrot with fish...
Council’s unconvinced with water reform benefits
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff says that while supporting the government’s objectives for water reform, he doesn’t believe the model proposed will benefit his rohe. “Aucklanders...
Water reform – the Government’s perspective
So far, the Government proposes four publicly-owned entities to take responsibility of drinking water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure across the country. Local Government Minister Nanaia...
Labour’s treaty ‘partnership’ interpretation is ‘feudalism’
“Labour’s push for co-governance of our water assets is another small step towards a ‘Partnership State’ where a small number of New Zealanders have greater...