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Multibillion-dollar water reforms proposed to stop average household bills reaching $9000 by 2051

Multibillion-dollar water reforms proposed to stop average household bills reaching $9000 by 2051 Newshub 2 hrs ago Zane Small © Newshub / Supplied Watch: The Whangārei District Council voted to withdraw from the Government s controversial plan to reform the country s water infrastructure. The Government is proposing to establish four publicly-owned entities to take responsibility for drinking water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure to stop average household bills reaching $9000 by 2051. A report by the Water Industry Commission for Scotland estimates that New Zealand will need to invest between $120 billion to $185 billion on water infrastructure over the next 30 years to meet standards and provide for future population growth. 

Scale of repair work on tornado-hit properties sign of impressive community spirit - PM

The amount of repair work already underway shows the strong community spirit in tornado-hit Papatoetoe, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says. She has also visited the Papatoetoe Fire Station where she met Auckland Council and Emergency Management staff, as well as first responders to the emergency. Some accompanied the prime minister as she walked along Hayward Road where the tornado that hit around 8.30am caused substantial damage to many houses. Workers repair damage on a house in Hayward Road in Papatoetoe. Photo: RNZ / Jean Bell At least 62 houses have been declared uninhabitable. A worker was killed when the tornado struck a freight container hub in Wiri Station Road.

Scale of repair work on tornado-hit properties sign of impressive community spirit

Auckland tornado: Ratbag property developers ask to buy damaged properties 24 hours later

Corles-Davis, who has lived in the street for 15 years, said she was asked on Sunday by a property developer if she wanted to sell her home. “I was so angry. They have been in the area trying to get business and it is not on. This is the worst street in Papatoetoe right now,” she said. Corles-Davis said she told one of the developers in no uncertain terms what he could do with his offer. “I was so angry, I swore at him. I told my neighbour if I was a foot taller I would have punched him.” She said selling her home is the last thing on her mind and she is still trying to get her head around what happened.

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