Ateed turns to private sector to help capture Auckland’s growth
The symposium is an opportunity to talk more about Auckland's future economic growth.
Auckland’s economy is growing at a fast clip but not fast enough to bridge an alarming infrastructure funding shortfall.
In fact, according to mayor Phil Goff, the city has at least a $4 billion problem when it comes to infrastructure, transport and services in the next decade.
To try to
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Duncan Bridgeman
Mon, 27 Mar 2017
Mon, 27 Mar 2017
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Ateed turns to private sector to help capture Auckland’s growth
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