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Bold Action Needed To Stop Water Infrastructure's Downward Spiral - Vimarsana News

Bold Action Needed To Stop Water Infrastructure's Downward Spiral

Work is already underway on a proposal to trim the country’s 67 water service providers – owned and managed by councils currently – into a small set of providers. The government says the new analysis confirms the need for major change, both to ...

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Advancing The Evidence Base – Three Waters Reform Programme - Vimarsana News

Advancing The Evidence Base – Three Waters Reform Programme

About the Reports Phase 2 Analysis – advancing the evidence base Today the Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) released a second tranche of evidence-based reports, commissioned to inform the case for change for the Three Waters Reform Programme. The complete ...

Three Waters Reform Could Cost $185 Billion – Expert Reaction - Vimarsana News

Three Waters Reform Could Cost $185 Billion – Expert Reaction

New independent analysis and modelling predicts up to $185 billion is required in the next 30 years to upgrade our drinking water, stormwater, and sewage infrastructure. Work is already underway on a proposal to trim the country’s 67 water service providers ...

Jane Clifton: NZ asserts its right to treat trade and security separately - Vimarsana News

Jane Clifton: NZ asserts its right to treat trade and security separately

Jane Clifton: NZ asserts its right to treat trade and security separately 6 May, 2021 07:44 PM 6 minutes to read 'Nanaia Mahuta's line in the sand was neither as dramatic nor as heroic as it has been painted,' writes Jane Clifton. Photo / Andrew Warner 'Nanaia Mahuta's line in the sand was neither as dramatic nor as heroic as it has been painted,' writes Jane Clifton. Photo / Andrew Warner By: Jane Clifton OPINION: New Zealand is asserting its right to treat trade and security separately when it comes to China, despite its Five Eyes partners. It would be a foolish person who agreed t...