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Letters: Wastewater rates, public servants, Eden Park and Asian art 22 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 7 minutes to read Wastewater renewal rates have been charged for years but the funds have been channeled off for other purposes, one writer says. Photo / Alex Burton NZ Herald Letter of the week: Larry Mitchell, Rothesay Bay. The (Weekend Herald, January 16) reports the plan to raise "$106m rates rise ... to clean up beaches". Additional rates such as are proposed, would have been totally unnecessary if Auckland Council had followed its own rules and policies relating to the proper application-expenditure of its wastewater funding reserves. Included in our rates bills going back almost 20 years, ratepayers have already been billed and have paid in advance the huge sums set aside for wastewater renewals. These funds had been paid, collected and reserved for the works that now need to be completed ... to keep sewerage off our city beaches.
Letters to the editor: Trump, China and Covid 17 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 8 minutes to read Outgoing US president Donald Trump. Photo / AP NZ Herald For those wondering how dictators rise to power in a democracy, the recent events in the United States, sadly, provide a case study. A leader with little or no regard for democratic institutions; elected representatives and officials who pledge fealty to the leader and enable the leader to pursue the assault on such institutions with impunity; and sections of the media that perpetuate falsehoods all conspire to set the table. The recent actions of many Republicans in Congress reveal their commitment to democracy and their oath of office is wafer-thin or non-existent. For a vibrant democracy in the United States, the actions of this rump bode ill. Let us hope that donors, voters and good people assume the task of removing and replacing them in the near future.