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Wholesale rates overhaul proposed for Wellington

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By Tom Hunt Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
Large sections of Adelaide Rd in Newtown could be caught up in the 400% proposed rates hike on derelict or abandoned sites.ROBERT KITCHIN / THE POST A wholesale rating overhaul proposed for Wellington could hit home owners in the back pocket and put the city council on a potential collision course with international diplomacy.
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Wellington City Council stops looking for cleaning contractor, seeks to bring work in-house

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By Tom Hunt Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
Mayor Andrew Little says it was best to look at bringing contracts in-house when they are renewed, as is now happening with cleaning.BRUCE MACKAY / The Post A union group is celebrating and looking to take the battle further with the Wellington City Council pausing a cleaning contract tender while it looks at bringing the service in-house.
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New Wellington water boss accused of working to discredit scientists over unsafe drinking water findings

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By Tom Hunt Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
Tiaki Wai chief executive Michael Brewster has had past comments about lead in a Tasmanian town’s water supply come back to haunt him.DAVID UNWIN / The Post Tiaki Wai chief executive Michael Brewster supported the discrediting of a peer-reviewed scientific finding of heavy metals at 22 times safe levels in drinking water while boss of a water entity in Australia, it has been revealed.
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